In ENGLISH | РУС/УКР
Sign in | Register
Mobile version | Subscription | RSS Archive
KyivPost

BYuT insists on adoption of national budget for 2011 on current tax legislation

Print version
Nov. 30, 2010, 1:21 p.m. | Politics — by Interfax-Ukraine

Yanukovych vetoed the tax code

SEE ALSO
The BYuT faction insists on the adoption of the national budget for 2011 on the current tax legislation, leader of the BYT faction Ivan Kyrylenko has said. "Today we insist that this document [the tax code] be cancelled. There is a draft resolution on this issue. If you do not support it, then we support a proposal for a veto by the president…and [a proposal] not to consider it: let this document be put aside for a while," Kyrylenko said at a meeting of a conciliatory council on Monday.

"To draw up the budget using a document that still does not exist, which includes a lot of novelties, would mean there would be chaos in the state next year," the faction leader said.

"That's why we propose categorically that this document be withdrawn from consideration via its cancellation… And at present to approve a draft budget on [the current] tax legislation," Kyrylenko said.




Watch the video online: http://tsn.ua/ukrayina/akciyi-protestu-na-maydani-nezalezhnosti-videotranslyaciya.html
READ MORE IN SECTION
The Kyiv Post is hosting comments to foster lively debate. Criticism is fine, but stick to the issues. Comments that include profanity or personal attacks will be removed from the site. If you think that a posted comment violates these standards, please flag it and alert us. We will take steps to block violators.
Anonymous Nov. 30, 2010, 2:23 p.m.    

That would be the same BYuT that didn't bother to create a 2010 budget despite their responsibilities to do so would it?

It remians to be seen if there is enough time to get any recommendations from the vetod tax caode through the RADA before January 1st now anyway.

{# <-- parent id goes here
Advertising link

KyivPost

© 1995–2012 Public Media

Web links to Kyiv Post material are allowed provided that they contain a URL hyperlink to the www.kyivpost.com material and a maximum 500-character extract of the story. Otherwise, all materials contained on this site are protected by copyright law and may not be reproduced without the prior written permission of Public Media at news@kyivpost.com
All information of the Interfax-Ukraine news agency placed on this web site is designed for internal use only. Its reproduction or distribution in any form is prohibited without a written permission of Interfax-Ukraine.