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''An act on the protection of micro-enterprises.'' |
''An act on the protection of micro-enterprises.'' |
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''PASSED 12 January 2023 with 12 Aye, 9 Nay, 6 Abstain.'' |
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==Article 1 - Definition== |
==Article 1 - Definition== |
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==Article 3 - Restrictions== |
==Article 3 - Restrictions== |
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:3.1 - One person may run a maximum of 2 micro-enterprises. |
:3.1 - One person may run a maximum of 2 micro-enterprises. |
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:3.2 - Only the income of a micro-business is exempt from any fees. If the owner of such a micro-business decides to pay himself a salary, it will be taxed in accordance with the law already in force. |
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''Proposed by Phil Kirk, MGA, TFF.'' |
''Proposed by Phil Kirk, MGA, TFF.'' |
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 14 January 2023
An act on the protection of micro-enterprises.
PASSED 12 January 2023 with 12 Aye, 9 Nay, 6 Abstain.
Article 1 - Definition
- 1.1 - As micro-businesses we define companies that do not exceed 3500 florins in profit per month.
Article 2 - Privileges
- 2.1 - Micro-enterprises can operate anywhere, as long as its owner has given its consent.
- 2.2 - Micro-businesses are exempt from paying income tax and all other business related fees, with the exception of the business fee of 1,500 florins per year.
- 2.3 - A micro-enterprise can be run by a person who has reached the age of 15.
Article 3 - Restrictions
- 3.1 - One person may run a maximum of 2 micro-enterprises.
- 3.2 - Only the income of a micro-business is exempt from any fees. If the owner of such a micro-business decides to pay himself a salary, it will be taxed in accordance with the law already in force.
Proposed by Phil Kirk, MGA, TFF.
