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The document discusses proposed tax changes by the Slovak government including reducing the corporate tax rate from 22% to 21% in 2017, which is estimated to reduce government revenues by €132 million. However, entrepreneurs see no measures to ease their burdens. The package does not include abolishing tax licenses in 2018 or increasing caps on expenses for sole proprietors as promised. Analysts say the proposals lack a vision for addressing challenges like an aging population and healthcare financing. The only positive measure is seen as the corporate tax cut, but more reductions are needed. An audit found contracts between a state health insurer and companies owned by the aunt of its former head were disadvantageous.
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The document discusses proposed tax changes by the Slovak government including reducing the corporate tax rate from 22% to 21% in 2017, which is estimated to reduce government revenues by €1…