With 16 photos in favor, 3 against and 3 abstentions, the Economy, Banking, Finance and Financial Intelligence Commission approved this Wednesday, September 6, the insistence on the opinion —which had been previously observed by the Executive Power— that proposes the free disposal of funds from deduction accounts to strengthen the financial capacity of micro and small companies (mypes). Now, this initiative must be debated again in plenary. If it gets the green light, it will be promulgated by the President of Parliament.
Withdrawal accounts are deposits that are in the National bank with the name of a certain business where a percentage is collected after a sale, in which money is stored for the payment of taxestaxes or eventual fines under the collection of the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat).
According to preliminary figures, there are more than S/6,000 million in withdrawal accounts, an amount that could be released by small businesses.
The proposal also seeks to improve the general procedures of the Tax Obligations Payment System (SPOT) for mypes.
“By approving this insistence opinion, we are being consistent with the line proposed by the Government when considering mypes as the heart of our reactivation policy,” they said from the Economy Commission.
Source: Larepublica
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