Prime Minister Montenegro rejected the Zero VAT proposal presented by the Socialist Party. The measure, which aimed to exempt certain products from value-added tax, was not accepted by the Executive.
Montenegro justified his position by arguing that the tax exemption would have a "relatively reduced" impact. This was the main reason given for rejecting the PS proposal.
The prime minister's decision comes in the context of a broader debate on fiscal policies and measures to support family economy. The rejection of the measure means that the Socialist Party's proposal will not proceed in its original form.
