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Finance Minister Dinkic calls for improving conditions for private sector development
Cacak,
1 June 2004
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic visited Cacak today where he met with local businessmen to discuss draft laws on value-added tax (VAT) and corporate profit tax, as well as the setting up of a guarantee fund.
Mladjan Dinkic
Dinkic also toured two private companies in Cacak to present the government’s plan to improve conditions for the private sector development.
Government officials are scheduled to tour a number of cities across Serbia to present the government’s results in the first 100 days of office to citizens and businessmen and learn about their suggestions and proposals.
The tour continues tomorrow, when officials are due to visit Nis. Visits to Novi Sad and Kac are scheduled for Thursday.
Government officials are scheduled to tour a number of cities across Serbia to present the government’s results in the first 100 days of office to citizens and businessmen and learn about their suggestions and proposals.
The tour continues tomorrow, when officials are due to visit Nis. Visits to Novi Sad and Kac are scheduled for Thursday.
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