Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali said today that the Tax Administration of Serbia successfully defended the receipt of the tax administration of the so-called Kosovo into the Intra-European Organisation of Tax Administrations (IOTA).
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Tax administration of so-called Kosovo not admitted to IOTA
Belgrade,
9 July 2019
Mali pointed out that this is a great news for our country and another confirmation that we have succeeded in confirming the illegitimacy of the so-called Kosovo institutions in this way.
He noted that Serbia's permanent policy is finding a compromise and durable solution for the issue of Kosovo, but also that it is necessary to respect international law.
According to the current Charter of the IOTA, members of this organisation can be only countries recognised by the United Nations, the Minister explained, adding that in the future, Serbia will fight with all forces to preserve the institutional legitimacy of its state organs.
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Author: Tanjug (file photo)
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