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The government replaces the 80 percent of revenue that companies lose due to the new blockade. Experts are concerned whether this is in line with EU law.
Once the opposition praises the government, it must have done a very good job. “I have to say: Ratz / Fatz – 5 minutes with Finanzonline. @Gernot? Bluemel! Txs, ”Neos’ chief Sepp Schellhorn tweeted. The reason for the rare accolades was the revenue replacement that the government introduced late last week.
As reported, companies that currently had to close for official orders will receive 80 percent of the sales they made in November 2019. The upper limit is 800,000 euros. “The app worked very well, it was quick and easy,” says Schellhorn, who, in addition to his political work for the Neos, runs a hotel and several restaurants in Salzburg. “But two hearts beat in my chest: next to the restorer, to the politician who wonders if this help is legal. In any case, I don’t want to be the madman who has to return it. “
The concerns of the Neos member of the National Council have a reason: in an interview with the “press”, legal experts express doubts about whether the generous regulation on sales compensation is compatible with the EU state aid law.
