Raising productivity rates in the Egyptian economy helps achieve sustainable growth without inflationary burdens

We work within a coherent and integrated framework between financial, monetary, investment and trade policies to ensure financial and economic stability

Sharif Al-Kilani, Deputy Minister for Tax Policies:

The "Tax Facilities" package is a new beginning to build a real partnership with the business community

We aim for a tangible improvement that tax payers feel in the quality of tax services in the directorates and tax offices

Addressing challenges with a practical vision that is more sustainable to facilitate them for the tax community

 

 

 

Yasser Sobhi, Deputy Minister of Finance for Fiscal Policies, affirmed that we are committed to the path of fiscal discipline within the framework of a comprehensive program of economic reform, explaining that we work within a consistent and integrated framework between fiscal, monetary, investment and trade policies to ensure financial and economic stability.

 

He said, in a seminar at the Egyptian Lebanese Association for Businessmen, that we aim to raise productivity rates in the Egyptian economy in order to help achieve sustainable growth without inflationary burdens, pointing out that the government pays great attention to stimulating the private sector to expand production and export, which contributes to improving the competitiveness of the Egyptian economy.

 

Sherif Al-Kilani, Deputy Minister for Tax Policies, stressed that the package of "tax facilities" is a new beginning to build a real partnership with the business community, pointing out that we are targeting a tangible improvement felt by tax payers in the quality of tax services in the directorates and tax offices by addressing challenges with a more sustainable practical vision to facilitate the tax community.

 

He said that these tax reforms aim to stimulate small enterprises, startups and entrepreneurship to work, grow and be more competitive. They also aim to encourage the integration of the informal economy, explaining that we are interested in the careful application of these facilities on the ground, before moving to another stage of development and reform that will also be in the interest of the tax community.