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“The plan is to review all the benefits and assess how appropriate they are today. Some were introduced at a time when we wanted to encourage one or another company to expand, let’s say now hotel incentives have been introduced because they are in a difficult situation, but maybe in five years the situation will change and maybe we should review if they are still relevant for that day. ” G. Skaistė told LRT radio.
According to her, it is also planned to reduce the benefits of fossil fuels, so that farmers should no longer have benefits for diesel at the end of the government term.
“As is the case throughout the European Union, there are plans to phase out fossil fuel preferences, and we will probably gradually move towards phasing out preferences by supporting green consumption and green agriculture,” said the future minister.
Furthermore, according to the designated finance minister, the goal will be to make the tax system “fairer and more uniform” for farmers and other businesses.
“On income taxation, we will create a working group in the coming years to try to make the tax system more fair and uniform, not only for farmers, but for all forms of business, so that one person pays equally. in the same activity, which is not the case today. ” – said G. Skaistė.
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