The Deputy Prime Minister Paulo Portas insists on a “compromise” for “fiscal restraint” on the same day that the prime minister said he had little doubt that there is scope to lower the IRS in 2015
“They expect me how my colleagues many days of work, I know how it is important to see a commitment to fiscal restraint,” said Paulo Portas, showing “willingness to work” while referring to its position for the Council of Ministers. The Deputy Prime Minister spoke during the dawn dest Saturday at the end of the Algarve Business Forum, an initiative that brings together hundreds of entrepreneurs, through Sunday, in Vilamoura.
Just this Friday, the prime Minister Passos Coelho said he had no doubt that there is room for “stuff”, when asked about the possibility of lowering the IRS in 2015 As the statements of centrist leaders have demonstrated in recent days, Paulo Portas still does not give the dossier as closed. And no doubt shows, shows willingness to work towards lowering taxes for families.
“Fiscal restraint is important for the economy and for the middle class and to give a sense of reward to the Portuguese” said
Reacting to headline the Express reports that the IRS threatens the future of the coalition, Paulo Portas desdramatizou before journalists:. “Much like you that the coalition is concerned. “
In his opening speech at the Business Forum Algarve, the deputy prime minister said the” improvements “that the country’s economy recorded last year. And in the field of taxes, given as a good example of an effective measure super tax credit, which had a “call effect” for investment. In the first and second quarter of 2014, 18,500 companies invested over € 2.5 billion in assets covered by the tax credit, he stressed, citing already known results.
Speaking to an audience of entrepreneurs, Gates also pointed out the benefits of having reached an agreement with the PS to download the IRC. But the intervention, avoided talking to IRS and surcharge, which have dominated the media agenda in recent days. “Be rest assured I will not speak of what Professor Adriano Moreira calls tax fatigue,” he said, before the former leader of the CDS, which was honored with the Lifetime Achievement award.
Gates insisted in a speech line that rehearsed in the CDS rentrée three weeks ago: “if Portugal do the right things in a year will be better.” And adapted to the business world: “If we do the right things most of us will be here next year with a country with a better economy than it is now. And have the confidence of investors, one of the key factors in its development. “
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