The government’s main aim is to put the bill on the tax cut in cars in immediate effect after its approval by the Parliament, Transport Minister, Kikis Kazamias said on Tuesday. On the question...
The government’s proposed bill on the tax cut in cars will create a conflict of economic interests, Chairman of the House Finance Committee, Aristos Chrisostomou said on Monday. Mr. Chrisostomou...
10/11/2003
Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou said on Monday that the new bill of the Finance and Transport Ministries on the restructuring of the consumers’ tax in cars will be submitted before the Council of...
27/10/2003
Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou said on Thursday that the government will proceed to the partial lifting of the banking secrecy to eliminate tax evasion. Mr. Kyprianou said that the Manager of...
24/10/2003
The technocrats of the Finance and Transport Ministries have finalized their proposals on the new tax regime in Cyprus cars, sources told StockWatch on Friday. According to the new regime, the...
17/10/2003
Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou said on Tuesday that the government will soon introduce the payment of a capital tax from the sale of property by the Church and will promote the payment of income...
14/10/2003
The government has no intention to proceed to other increase in consumer taxes, unless there is a change in the EU directives, Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou said on Friday, stressing that a...
03/10/2003
Government Spokesman, Kypros Chrisostomides said on Friday that the price hike in petrol, cigarettes and tobacco was “unanimously approved by the Parliament”, proving that the latter was well aware...
03/10/2003
Cyprus government decided on Thursday to increase prices in tobacco products and cigarettes along with a price hike in oil and kerosene by 3 cents per litre. The two bills will be approved by...
02/10/2003
The bi-ministerial committee consisting of Transport and Finance Ministers, Kikis Kazamias and Marcos Kyprianou is expected to submit to the Council of Ministers the bill on the tax cut in new cars...
02/10/2003