Economic newsfilter: the Matovičs are promoting the “nuclear weapon” in the parliament, which almost no one noticed – Denník N

We only invest in what we believe in. Put your finances in the care of WOOD & Company Hello, There is such a load of legislation in Parliament this autumn – both important and silly – that it is almost impossible to navigate. That’s why almost no one noticed that yesterday the deputies discussed Igor Matovič’s next nuclear weapon, that is, an idea that, although not thought out, will arouse interest. In principle, the idea is that the state will send money to people when they ask for a note in a restaurant or hairdresser. The benefits are not quantified anywhere, but the law is supposed to apply from mid-November. The Minister of Finance has much more important work to do. Next year, Slovakia is preparing for the highest deficit of all eurozone countries and needs a plan to reduce it in the coming years. EU leaders agreed last night on measures against expensive energy, but a cap on gas prices is not among them. Several countries have demanded conditions that could significantly delay the introduction of this measure. However, they agreed, for example, on joint purchases of gas. The economic newsfilter has 1300 words today, spend 5 and a half minutes on it. Prepared by Ján Kováč and Radoslav Tomek. 1. OĽaNO wants to return part of the amount you pay for the dinner OĽaNO MPs submitted a law that, according to them, is supposed to improve tax collection – it is supposed to force entrepreneurs to officially declare more of their sales and subsequently tax them. The solution should be a mobile application into which, for example, after dinner in a restaurant, you can upload a QR code from a pad. The financial report will send you a financial reward for this, so you need at least a standard subscription to read. Are you a subscriber? Log in