Government Changes Formula to Pass without Passing Through Congress the Decree of VAT of RTVE
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The Government is working on a new royal ordinary decree that amends RTVE's funding rules to establish that taxes that are not deductible will have the consideration of the cost of the state audiovisual public service.The amendment does not require approval by Congress when it is processed as a royal decree that develops the RTVE Financing Act, which empowers the Government to make the necessary provisions for its execution.
After the parliamentary rejection in July, the Executive prepares a regulatory reform that does not need to be validated by Congress. RTVE informs the unions that it will be approved before the government takes office. Read
The government is working on a new royal decree on the financing and taxation of RTVE that will not have to pass through Congress, as reported by Europa Press on Tuesday, October 13. The norm is a royal ordinary decree that modifies the rules of financing of the public corporation. It is not a bill or a royal decree-law (rule with the rank of law that the government approves as a matter of urgency and that Congress must validate): it is approved…
The Executive promotes by regulatory means the decree of VAT of RTVE that the Congress rejected in July, with 941 million in fiscal contingencies in play.The entry The decree of VAT of RTVE that the government wants to approve without passing through the Congress was first published in What!.
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