The councilors of Podemos in Dénia, Álex Rodenkirchen and Julio Palacios, will present a motion to the next ordinary plenary session of Dénia in which they will request that the city be declared a Free Zone of Tax Havens.
They respond to Oxfam Intermón's request with the aim of reducing the global impact of tax evasion and avoidance through these mechanisms.
Podemos spokesman, Alex Rodenkirchen, is confident that the other groups of the City Council support this motion "to make public procurement with private companies linked to tax havens more difficult". In this regard, Rodenkirchen states that this declaration would serve "In addition to sustaining public resources, fighting these practices is essential to protect our businesses, small and families who see how the tax burden falls on them while some compete with all the advantages and do not comply".
The best thing is to have it in the Off-shore of Grenadines. Like Mr. Iglesias - Marques de Villatinaja. In that fiscal paradise he keeps the dollars stained with the innocent blood of the young Venezuelans murdered by the satrap Maduro.
Now the neighbors of Denia want to declare Denia free of communist sanctimonies NOW!
It is time to deny the media manipulation of Offshore services. I examined many options to protect my money, the best of all was with Offshore bank accounts or Offshore companies and I received the appropriate tax advice in sinimpuestos.com. It is false that Offshore is exclusively to evade taxes, thus distorting its true purpose, the purpose is to safeguard money, assets and assets.
Normally and sadly the private companies hired by the Public Administration usually get the contracts via cronyism, etc., not because they are the best, not because they present the best projects. Proof of that? Well the execution of the new Bus Station. You can start by correcting that interest-based plug-in that has nothing to do with giving decent service to citizens. The issue of tax havens is stuck with shoehorn. It can be very good to talk about it but it is only in that. Talk to talk and not face the real problem.