2011-10-13
Government wants fines for non-payment rate
Government wants fines for non-payment of user fees Yesterday at 22:10 Whoever does not pay user fees in health will be subject to fines that can range from 50 to 250 euros. About TSU, the Executive speaks in a gradual decrease.
Government wants fines for non-payment of user fees Yesterday at 22:10 Whoever does not pay user fees in health will be subject to fines that can range from 50 to 250 euros. About TSU, the Executive speaks in a gradual decrease. According to the draft proposal of the Great Options Plan 2012-2015 which had access to TSF, from next year those who do not pay user fees in health services is subject to fines ranging between 50 and 250 euros, ie, the value of five times the rate that was not paid. The Executive will also review the National Energy Strategy to reduce consumption by 25 percent and create the Passport to Export, a measure to make it easier for companies facing the traditional business sectors and priority markets. Public investment will suffer an additional cut of 0.1 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contribution to compensate for a shorter than expected transfers of pension funds of the bank. Options in the medium and long term, the Government speaks, once again, a gradual implementation of the Single Social Tax reduction (TSU). That was one of the flags Passos Coelho in the election campaign seems to have lost force. In the preliminary version of the Great Options Plan 2015, the government speaks in a gradual implementation of the measure, explaining that he has not decided whether to make a general decline, as either the "troika", or a reduction to companies that create jobs in practice in the export sector. The government promises in this document, reassess the hypothesis construction of the new Lisbon airport, while ensuring that will define and implement models of privatization of TAP and ANA - Airports of Portugal. The Government wants to capture 2.5 percent of the funds for the operation of departments and agencies of the state and 12.5 percent of the investment.