Lukashenka: You Work Abroad, Let You Pay This Paltry Tax

The ruler does not intend to exempt from tax on "parasitism" those working abroad.

Judging from the statement made at the meeting on 9 March, Lukashenka supports the idea of Belarusians who work abroad to pay this "paltry tax", gazetaby.com writes.

Aliaksandr Lukashenka gave an example taken from media:

- Someone yielded on the square and in an office: I work as a tile layer in Russia!" Does the decree prohibit work in Russia or anywhere else? BelTA quotes Lukashenka.- On the contrary, we welcome it. We understand that bad tile layers are not welcomed in Moscow. They are good specialists. And they have a job. I've always been proud of it. But your family, your children live here, they go to school and take a treatment. Utilities and so on... And you arrive here after work.

If you do not pay the income tax of 13%, you'd better pay this paltry duty. Is this hard to do? Lukashenka stated.