Question 20553 — overseas

Summary

Mr. Gabriel Serville alerts the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Economy and Finance of the collapse of the tax resource which will compromise this year the functioning of the Chamber of Trades and Crafts (CMA) of Guyana and its action with local artisanal VSEs. In fact, these resources will be down by 28% for 2019, as a result of the entry into force on January 1, 2019 of the contribution exemption. corporate property tax (CFE) and therefore tax for CMA costs for companies declaring less than 5,000 euros of turnover. However, if this measure goes in the direction of life-saving support for small structures and new craftsmen, it cannot do without support measures with regard to overseas CMAs whose artisanal fabric is mainly composed of precisely these small structures. In Guyana, these are like this no less than a third of craft businesses which are affected by this exemption. Also, he asks him to kindly enlighten him on the solutions envisaged by the Ministry of Economy and Finance to ensure the sustainability of the activities of the CMA of Guyana, for the benefit of local artisans.

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