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Review of other news<br />
BULLETIN OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE/APRIL - JUNE 2006<br />
REVIEW OF OTHER NEWS<br />
- ACTIVITIES OF THE MINISTRY<br />
OF FINANCE<br />
Draft Law Amending and Supplementing Law on Personal<br />
Income Tax for Private Persons since Friday 1st - 15th<br />
July 2006 on public debate.<br />
All interested subjects can send their proposals, suggestions<br />
and opinions at e-mail address of the Ministry of Finance<br />
mf@mn.yu or on fax: 224 450.<br />
This will initiate the consideration of the amendments to<br />
the Law on Personal Income Tax for Private Persons, which<br />
is planned to introduce the proportional tax rate and its significant<br />
reduction, and which should in 2010 be 9% (as is the<br />
rate for profit tax for legal persons)<br />
Payment of the third instalment to the owners of the<br />
old foreign currency savings - 3rd July 2006.<br />
To the owners of old foreign currency savings, which<br />
mature on 1st July 2006, payment of the third instalment to<br />
the amount defined by their plan of amortization will start<br />
on Monday 3rd July in commercial banks and regional centres<br />
of Central Bank of Montenegro. For the payment of<br />
this, the third bond series from the Budget of the Republic is<br />
planned 8,7 million EUR. Depositors that have after 1st July<br />
reported to their bank and thus registered themselves at<br />
CDA as bond owners based on converted savings can draw<br />
the third instalment in regional centres of the Central Bank<br />
of Montenegro and Pljevaljska Bank AD Pljevlja, depending<br />
on their residence, based on their identification document<br />
(identification card and passport).<br />
The owners of old foreign currency savings, which haven't<br />
used their right on payment of the first and second<br />
bond series to the amount of 380 and 530 EUR can draw all<br />
three instalments. They are to go to the bank in which they<br />
have their savings deposit book, or to the related counter of<br />
the Central Bank, where they will receive certificate on conversion<br />
of savings into bonds.<br />
Ministry of Finance of Montenegro has paid funds for<br />
military pensions- for May 2006<br />
Ministry of Finance has paid funds for military pensions<br />
today (for May 2006). The payment will start on Saturday<br />
24th June 2006.<br />
Final announcement of the International Monetary<br />
Fund Mission after the visit of that delegation to Montenegro<br />
Independence for Montenegro represents the new beginning.<br />
In that context, our goal is to offer suggestions on<br />
how to use the best this unique chance in the macroeconomic<br />
sphere.<br />
Many things are progressing well. Inflation is low, public<br />
debt has tendency to fall, collection of the VAT contributes<br />
to the good realisation of income, direct foreign investments<br />
are growing with new ones expected to come, banks are privatized,<br />
credit activity is expanding, access to EU markets is<br />
realised with allowances, and chances for achievement of<br />
the Stabilisation and Association Agreement and for membership<br />
in WTO and Partnership for Peace are good.<br />
Your ambitions are appropriate. You are trying to achieve<br />
permanent increase of economic growth, employment<br />
and real income, both as independent goals and as basis for<br />
entering EU one day.<br />
These goals are achievable. For their achievement will<br />
be necessary, first of all, operating, in order to provide maintenance<br />
of regular terms for economic activity in the context<br />
of independence, and second, bigger emphasis on middle-term<br />
than on short-term goals in formulation of macroeconomic<br />
policies, especially in terms of flexibility, sustainability<br />
and offer.<br />
Independence<br />
- Your sovereignty should be fully reflected in legal solutions,<br />
which regulate your international economic relations.<br />
It is necessary to be understood that agreements previously<br />
made between Serbia and Montenegro and international<br />
community on questions like free trade in the region, veterinary<br />
standards, double taxation, etc. now you yourselves<br />
should accomplish in order to provide continuing regular<br />
terms for economic activity. Furthermore, legal regulations<br />
concerning economic relations with Serbia should be clarified.<br />
Main issues are matter of stay of citizens from one sta-<br />
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