The Council of Ministers approved the legislative decree that would make the minimum wage tax-free.
After the Council of Ministers meeting, which lasted about an hour, the decisions taken were announced by the Council’s Spokesperson, Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources Dursun Oฤuz.
At the meeting, a decree having the force of law, effective from 1 August, regulating the non-taxation of the minimum wage was approved. It was stated that the minimum wage earners can take back the tax cuts in July by applying to the Ministry of Finance until January 2023.
At the meeting, the Game Animals to be Hunted on Hunting Days and the Amendment Regulation of Hunting Regions were approved. Accordingly, Big Hunt was organized as 13 days of hunting, 1st Fine Hunt 19 days and 2nd Fine Hunt as 4 days.
The draft amendment regarding the registration procedures of real estate agents was approved and submitted to the Parliament. Thus, it was regulated that contracted real estate sales were also transferred to the title deed.
The Council of Ministers decided to regulate the expiration date labels of domestic products with indelible ink in order to protect consumers and product health and safety.
Kyrenia Antique Harbor and Girne Kale Behind Yacht Harbor were included in the scope of privatization.
The regulation on the criteria to be applied in the tenders, which will solve the problems that caused the contractors not to enter the public tenders due to inflation and exchange rate differences for a long time, was also approved at the meeting.
