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    Some Myths Simply Refuse to Die

    UN Monologue: Why Kosovo Cannot Respond to Serbia’s Accusations

    The War That Was Waged Before the War

    The Structural Impasse: Can Merz Offer a Leadership Anchor to Europe?

    Will Europe Finally Ditch the Poisonous Myth of Perpetual Peace?

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    EXCLUSIVE / Ukrainian Ambassador to Albania, Volodymyr Shkurov: “Ukraine wants peace, but not at the expense of its freedom and independence”

    EXCLUSIVE| Ambassador Tayyar Kagan Atay: Türkiye and Albania, a Strategic Partnership Rooted in Shared Heritage and a Common Vision for the Future

    “Diplomacy, Not War”: Palestinian Ambassador to Albania Calls for Justice, Peace, and Global Action for Gaza

    Exclusive: “Even After Tito – Tito”/ Ambassador Zlatko Kramarić on Authoritarian Legacies and Democracy’s Future in the Balkans

    The Conclusion of the Diplomatic Mission / Ambassador Dancho Markovski: Strengthening Albania-North Macedonia Relations for a Shared European Future

    A Century of Diplomatic Relations Between Albania and Russia: Exclusive Interview with the Russian Ambassador to Albania, H.E. Alexey Zaytsev

    Exclusive/ The chairman of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta: “The will of the citizens will triumph in Albania, as it did in North Macedonia”

  • Realpolitik

    Due to need and not will!!From inside first, then from outside! The broken image and mirror! Peace as wishful thinking!

    Long live the UN! A prewarned decision! A  G – 2? Putin in Miami!

    Montenegrin diplomatic blunder! Small Cyprus without great hopes! 4 blocks of Enlargement challenges! Political earthquake in Germany!

    Belgrade, Zelensky and the Consulates! The European Pact takes water! Drone in Leipzig and hybrid war! Why a  ceasefire is needed in September

    The Summit of Unity! Think of peace and prepare for war! It’s only the start to the end! Just a pause between two wars!

    Peace with war diplomacy! The protest,  image and tourism! Why this silence from the EU Commission and Council? A deal or a pause?

    Just kind words  in Tivat! Where is the peace!? A deal yes, peace No!What is happening with USA and  EU?  5 elections but no solution!

    IBAR? ”Sufficiently! Much ado about nothing! Shart contrasts in Beijing! Where is the exit?!

    Neither peace nor war! Peace with bombs?! IBAR in autumn?! Not another Hormuz in Taivan! 

  • Current Events

    Albania Targets Completion of EU Accession Negotiations’ Technical Phase by December 2027

    Albania Cuts Municipalities from 61 to 46 Ahead of May 2027 Local Elections

    Albanian PM Rama rules out resignation amid protests, tells Kathimerini: “Governments change through elections”

    Albanian Ambassadors’ Council: Political Change in Serbia Should Open the Way to Normalization with Kosovo

    Albanian PM Edi Rama Renews Dialogue Offer Ahead of Nationwide Anti-Government Protest

    Germany’s Merz pledges support for EU accession of West Balkan states

    Albania’s Rama Blames ‘Orchestrated Violence’ for Protests, Announces Tougher Measures

    Albania Protests Enter Eighth Day as Demonstrators Demand Prime Minister Rama’s Resignation

    Albanian PM Rama Holds Up Protest Stone: “There Can Be No Negotiation with Violence”

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    Serbia ahead of the 2026 elections: Foreign influence, electoral integrity and challenges to sovereignty

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    Albania’s Student Protests Enter Sixth Day as Clashes with Police Intensify; Rama Rules Out Resignation

    Albania Student Protests Spread to Multiple Cities as Clashes Escalate

    NATO to Hold Annual Nuclear Deterrence Exercise Steadfast Noon in Italy

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Albania government presents fiscal amnesty draft

15 July, 2022
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PM Edi Rama, minister Delina Ibrahimaj, Governor Gent Sejko and several experts in the field presented the draft bill for the fiscal amnesty which is expected to be applied for a period of 9 months.

Delina Ibrahimaj explained that this amnesty is the first of its kind, as compared to the other ones it is complete, not partial.

“This draft has a series of advantages. It proposes that we discuss and analyze all premises. It aims to have a 9-month implementation phase and a limit of 2 million euros,” – said Ibrahimaj.

Meanwhile, the government continues the steps towards approval. Prime Minister Edi Rama called a meeting with representatives from businesses to discuss this initiative.

 The Minister of Finance stated during the activity that a special unit will be created that will interact with state institutions. Within 5 days, this unit will analyze the requests from the subjects and provide a certificate for the payment of a special tax.

“A limit of 2 million euros is foreseen for the declaration of assets. A special unit will be created that will interact with state institutions targeting the elements I just presented. For 5 days, it will analyze the requests from subjects interacting with state institutions in the fight against crime.

The administration will issue a certificate for businesses to pay a special tax for the legalization of capital. It is 7% for the first 4 months of law enforcement and 10% for the second 5 months. At the end of the verification, a certificate will be issued that legalizes these money or assets. Many of you have asked why now and why in this form” , she said.

While Ahmetaj said that persons convicted abroad are excluded from voluntary declaration, in the meantime, the necessary verifications will be made regarding the presumption of innocence.

He emphasized that high officials and teachers, politicians and their family members, individuals with criminal records and OFL subjects will be excluded.

“You will understand that convicted persons are excluded from voluntary declaration. Globally filed individuals with criminal records and verified and unverified OFL subjects are excluded. The amnestied assets cannot be transferred abroad for 5 years. As I mentioned all the high officials and functionaries. Declarable assets which is very important.

The special tax is 7% in the first 4 months.. This has to do with the urgency we have as a government and the economy as soon as possible to see the part that belongs to the budget because of the Prime Minister’s concern to see it materialized wealth due to the wave of Russian invasion.

2 million euros is not the limit only for the individual but for the entire family certificate. The money cannot be withdrawn until the law is enforced. Interest on declaration of assets is waived if registration is completed. The implementation period is 9 months”, he said.

We remind you that with this initiative it is foreseen to legalize undeclared assets, from real estate, to money, virtual currencies, valuables and other financial instruments.

The limit for the voluntary declaration of wealth will be up to 2 million euros, which will then be taxed at the rate of 7 to 10%.

Citizens of the Republic of Albania will benefit from this amnesty, regardless of whether they are tax residents or not, as well as legal and natural persons, taxpayers in Albania.

According to the draft law, high officials such as the President, MPs, the Prime Minister and other officials will be excluded from this amnesty. representatives of the judiciary, courts and prosecutors, as well as leaders of other state institutions.

/Argumentum.al

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