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No more debt postponement for taxpayers in Turkey: Albayrak

byCT Report
18/07/2018
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Turkey : There will be no more debt restructuring or postponement for taxpayers, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on July 17.

With the scope of the mid-term projection assessment, Albayrak said an effective control of budget expenditures, the rise of efficiency and compliance with targets require no concessions to be made, especially when it comes to budgetary discipline.

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In a statement, he also emphasized applications for debt restructuring would end on July 31.

“I would like to indicate this is the last opportunity for our taxpayers to benefit from this,” the minister said.

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