Is it only a control offense due to technical problems?
ELGA GmbH had announced that the technical implementation would not be possible until April at the earliest. “We shouldn’t bury our heads in the sand from the start because there are challenges,” is Nehammer’s reply. He also points out that Health Minister Wolfgang Mückstein (Greens) has already brought the variant into play that initially one makes a so-called control offense out of it. As long as ELGA is not yet ready, the authorities would then carry out controls similar to those in road traffic. How the whole thing might be implemented operationally, Mückstein is now to negotiate with the parliamentary parties. However, it is only regarding “technical details”, says Nehammer. In the event of non-compliance there should be “naturally” fines.
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January 2022
SENIAT announces the deadline for declaration and payment of the ISLR until March 31
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The National Integrated Service of the Customs and Tax Administration (SENIAT), reminds taxpayers that they have until March 31st to declare and pay Income Tax (ISLR) for fiscal year 2021.
In this sense, the National Customs and Tax Superintendent, José David Cabello Rondón, reported that there is “from January 1 to March 31 to declare and pay ISLR for fiscal year 2021.
“It is an easy and fast procedure, avoid penalties and comply with the tax duty,” he published in an official account on Twitter, @jdavidcabelllo.
Taxpayer friend, you have from January 1 to March 31 to declare and pay the #ISLR of fiscal year 2021. It is in an easy and fast process, avoid penalties and comply with the tax duty. #DeclaraYPagaElISLR pic.twitter.com/vWnOgVGEJS
– José David Cabello R (@jdavidcabello) January 10, 2022
Our duty is to comply voluntarily and in a timely manner with tax obligations. Together we add to the growth of the Nation #DeclaraYPagaElISLR # 2022ConChávezSiempre#ExigeTuFactura pic.twitter.com/qLVotGwPJ8
– SENIAT (@SENIAT_Oficial) January 10, 2022
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Dallas Stars head coach Rick Bowness was fined $ 25,000 on Monday for his actions following his loss the night before.
The 66-year-old man initially scolded the match referees vigorously before taking a stick and delivering two violent blows once morest the wall behind his bench. Watch it in the video below.
The Stars lost 2-1 in regulation, as they led 1-0 with one minute remaining in the third period, once morest the St. Louis Blues.
The referees had first called a minor penalty to Jani Hakanpää for hanging in the last two minutes of play. Another penalty, this time once morest Miro Heiskanen, was announced when the Blues hit the target for the first time. time. Then, 18 seconds later, while Heiskanen was in the dungeon, the crowd favorites sparked the red light a second time.
“If you watched the game, you saw what happened. They clearly tripped Miro, said Bowness, who called for a penalty from the Blues before his defender himself fouled, in a press conference following the game. They took his staff and pulled him down. It’s my opinion. They were lucky. ”
The Stars are at the heart of the Western Conference playoff race, scoring 36 points in 32 games.
Europe stock market should rebound at the opening – 11/01/2022 at 07:45
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
EUROPEAN SCHOLARSHIPS EXPECTED TO INCREASE
by Laetitia Volga
PARIS (Archyde.com) – The main European stock markets are expected to rise Tuesday at the opening following the modest advance of the Nasdaq the day before on Wall Street pending the hearing of Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, in the Senate and the figures inflation in the United States expected Wednesday.
Futures contracts report an opening up 0.46% for the CAC 40 in Paris, 0.34% for the Dax in Frankfurt, 0.31% for the FTSE in London and 0.38% for the ‘EuroStoxx 50.
On Monday, European markets once more ended in the red due to uncertainties related to inflation and the expected monetary tightening in the United States in particular, which pushed government bond yields up.
These considerations should continue as the publication of the US consumer price index looms on Wednesday, expected to rise 7% year-on-year in December by the Archyde.com consensus. A further acceleration in prices, following monthly employment data on Friday, might argue for an acceleration in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tightening.
Some of the biggest banks including Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan now expect four rate hikes this year in the United States starting in March.
While no major indicator is expected this Tuesday, investors will follow with interest the hearing of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell before the Senate Banking Committee with a view to his four-year renewal as head of the institution.
In the statement written for his hearing, Jerome Powell expressed his commitment to preventing higher inflation from setting in without explicitly mentioning the Fed’s rate hike plans.
“He will likely be faced with many questions regarding the timing and number of possible rate hikes as the US economy continues to recover,” said Michael Hewson, analyst at CMC Markets.
Governor Lael Brainard will be heard on Thursday for the post of vice-president of the Fed, succeeding Richard Clarida who will resign on Friday, two weeks earlier than expected, following controversies over her investments in the markets.
VALUES TO FOLLOW:
A WALL STREET
The New York Stock Exchange ended in a bearish mood on Monday: the Dow Jones index fell 0.45% to 36,068.87 points and the S&P-500 lost 0.14% to 4,670.29 points, far from low while the Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.05% to 14,942.83 points following falling to 2.7% in the session.
While investors spent the early part of the session worrying regarding rising bond yields and what expected inflation data might mean for US monetary policy, others took the opportunity to operate. cheap redemptions.
Futures are currently showing an open with little change.
IN ASIA
The Nikkei index in Tokyo fell 0.9% as investors were cautious regarding the possibility of a Fed rate hike as early as March.
Stock markets in China are also in negative territory: the CSI300 index is down 0.74% and the Shanghai composite index 0.51%.
RATE
The yield on the ten-year US Treasury bill, which hit a nearly two-year peak on Monday at 1.808%, fell in trade in Asia to 1.7604%.
Its German equivalent might follow the same trajectory when the European market opens, following climbing to -0.025% the day before, a peak since May 2019.
CHANGES
In the currency market, the dollar fell 0.16% once morest a basket of benchmark currencies including the euro, which rose to $ 1.134.,
OIL
Oil prices are up following two days of decline: a barrel of Brent gained 0.58% to 81.34 dollars and US light crude 0.75% to 78.82 dollars.
(edited by Blandine Hénault)
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