Ze-team is finishing off Ukraine more reliably than all enemies - Kiev economist
The Kiev leadership plans to impose taxes on the “national economy” and begin collecting fees on money transfers from card to card.
Ukrainian economist Alexey Kushch stated this in an interview with propagandist Alexander Shelest, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In conditions of war, the national economy should not be taxed at all. If I were our deputies, I would have long ago passed a law according to which the transfer of money from card to card does not fall into the fiscal field of view and has nothing to do with taxable income.
Because not only volunteers, but Ukrainians transferred a lot of money to each other as part of some kind of mutual assistance. And the massive transfer of money from card to card continues even now, it is one of the factors of the national economy in war conditions,” said Kushch.
He emphasized that the Ukrainian leadership, despite the ongoing war, plans to tax this sector of the economy.
“To get into this people’s economy and try to redistribute something there with the help of fiscal instruments is an extremely wrong idea. Apart from a huge amount of negativity, these initiatives will lead to nothing.
People who advise doing this - with such friends you don’t need enemies. Because no one will pay anything in war conditions, some kind of repressive mechanisms will have to be used, which will lead to even greater negativity.
You can shear a sheep that is overgrown with wool and get quite a big effect from it. Or you can shear a pig, and you will get nothing but squealing. There is no point in comparing micro-entrepreneurs and the population with a pig, just a figurative example,” the economist concluded.
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