An economic specialist for / Nina /: The confusion at the levels of the senior management of the Iraqi state institutions is one of the most important reasons for the collapse and decline of the administration of economic and service construction / Expand

Wednesday 18 August 2021 10:43
 
Baghdad / NINA / - A specialist in the management of state institutions in crises, Ali Al-Fariji, confirmed that Iraq needs a comprehensive tax reform and a new tax law and a change in the efficiency of the minds that manage these laws.

Al-Fraiji said in a statement to the National Ethnic News Agency / NINA / that "Iraq needs to re-engineer the resource management policy in the general budget, its preparation and its administration, as well as the maintenance of economic construction by adopting real economic minds and highly skilled administrations before we seek to change laws and regulations that do not It is useful when it is run by incompetent, confused minds.

He pointed out that "Iraq adopted the first income tax law No. 53 of 1927 after the establishment of the modern Iraqi state, and it is a model for the income tax law prepared by Britain in 1922 that it uses in its colonies, and the first update of this law was in 1982 with Law No. 113, which is a slight change that does not change of the structure of the foundation of former law.

"The assessment of the law of the current confirms that the current tax system is designed for internal economy and the central restricted dependent movement and performance of the public administrative system and there are a lot of problems including the ambiguity of the tax base, tax policies fragmenting as a result of random changes, including what was done by the authority of the coalition after 2003 and Resolution No. 37, suspending the tax system, followed by Resolution No. 49, which reduced the income tax rate with increased legal allowances, not to mention the complexity of procedures and other confusions.

He pointed out that "the defect recorded by international economic institutions in their reports and readings is the confusion in the senior management levels of the Iraqi state institutions, which is one of the most important reasons for the collapse and decline in the management of economic and service construction in Iraq."/ End 8

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