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The Minister of Finance, Siniša Mali, stated that on Monday, December 14, the payment of another minimum wage will begin in the amount of 30,367 dinars for tourism and restaurant employees, and that about two billion dinars have been allocated from the budget of the republic for those purposes.
“This is sector support for 72,500 employees in travel agencies, car rental companies, catering services and hotels. This additional financial support will mean employees in this sector who are at higher risk due to the coronavirus pandemic,” Mali said in a written statement today. .
He announced that this is the sixth minimum that employees of those sectors receive in Serbia, which means that the state covered half of the business year in these companies with the payment of wages.
The Tax Administration previously published a list of 12,037 companies that have exercised the right to state aid.
On the website of the Treasury Administration www.trezor.gov.rs, you can find the locations of the closest branch of that administration and information on what the authorized persons of the commercial entity of the documentation must bring for the payment of the grant funds.
“The money will be paid to companies in special purpose accounts opened by the Treasury Administration for this purpose,” Mali said, adding that only a visit from an authorized person of the business entity is needed to the competent branch of the Administration. Treasury for payment.
The minister also said that the budget for next year contemplates the allocation of 500 million dinars for the distribution of vouchers for subsidized vacations in Serbia, for which he assessed that “it is clear that the state covers in a systematic and systematic way sectoral problems in this area”.
Mali recalled that the state’s total allocations since the beginning of the year to support the economy will reach six billion euros, or around 700 billion dinars, and that this is one of the largest support packages in the region.
According to him, despite all the turmoil that has affected both the global and national economies, Serbia will manage to achieve one of the best results in Europe when it comes to the economy and will record a GDP drop of one or “even less than one percent. “
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