Deloitte: a government decree protects food suppliers
The special retail tax, introduced on May 1, will drastically reduce the profits of foreign-owned companies at the top of the top ten retail chains based on annual turnover. These companies pay tax on most of their sales at the highest rate of 2.5 percent of the band-rising tax rates, Deloitte indicated. (MTI)
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