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Albania’s 2019 fiscal package only partly meets expectations for better business climate

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TIRANA, Nov. 14 – Tax incentives offered by the government in the 2019 fiscal package only partly meet expectations by foreign and Albanian business representatives to improve the country’s business climate and make the Albanian economy more competitive compared to regional competitors performing better on doing business. While a perennial business community request to reduce the dividend tax in order to give a boost to diversification of investment has been taken into account, reducing the tax burden on high income earners has only been partly reflected on the 2019 fiscal package. In its proposals for the 2019 fiscal package, the…

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