US EditionYou Are a Poor Man, a Liar and a Scoundrel. Jurečka Attacked Okamura in the Chamber of Deputies
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On Wednesday, the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and the head of the SPD, Tomio Okamura, learned from the mouth of the People's Party deputy and former Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Marian Jurečka, that he is not only a liar, but also a scoundrel and a poor man who "has no balls." Jurečka was outraged by Okamura's speech on the sidelines of the meeting and the change in contributions for self-employed persons.
Self-employed people will probably have their social insurance contributions returned to last year's level. On Wednesday, the Chamber of Deputies approved a bill by coalition politicians that stops the increase in their monthly assessment base. It will drop to 35 percent of the average gross wage. Self-employed people could thus save 715 crowns per month....
Self-employed people's social insurance contributions will probably return to last year's level. On Wednesday, the Chamber of Deputies approved a bill by coalition politicians that stops the increase in their monthly assessment base and returns it to last year's level. It will drop to 35 percent of the average gross wage. Self-employed people could thus save 715 crowns per month. The bill still has to be discussed by the Senate and signed by the…
The MPs have on the agenda a coalition proposal to reduce self-employed persons' contributions to last year's level. Also in the final round is a ministerial amendment to redistribute about 7.9 billion crowns from the General Health Insurance Fund (VZP) among smaller health insurance companies. The MPs will again elect the last deputy speaker of the lower house. The only nominee, the chairman of the opposition movement STAN, Vít Rakušan, will pr…
Self-Employed People Will Save over 700 Crowns per Month After the Change in Mandatory Contributions
The Chamber of Deputies will approve the amendment to the statutory regulation of mandatory social insurance contributions for self-employed persons at its current meeting. If approved, the assessment base for contributions will be reduced from the current 40 percent of the average wage to 35 percent. Based on the promises of the new government, monthly advances for self-employed persons will decrease by 715 crowns. The money they have paid sinc…
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