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The private sector evaluates the management of the Legislature

During this four-year term, measures were approved to “fish for votes” instead of promoting business activity, says the Chamber of Commerce, while legislative leaders claim that a great deal has been done for the economy, including reducing public debt

July 29, 2024 - 8:40 PM

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At the conclusion of the ordinary sessions of this quadrennium on June 30, the proposals to extend the tax benefits of Law 20 and Law 22 (now under Law 60) to investors in the yard, as well as the urgency of having a complete tax reform that addresses the changes to the code, as well as the tax rates, were not considered. (Carlos Rivera Giusti)

By Maricarmen Rivera Sánchez

Periodista de Negociosmaricarmen.rivera@gfrmedia.com

When analyzing the performance of the current Legislative Assembly on economic issues, the business sector is focused on what happened in the past years, but above all, on those policies that should be approved in the final stretch of the four-year term.