The head of the Hungarian Municipal Association (Mösz) delivered a letter to Márton Nagy, Minister of National Economy, and asks the leader of the ministry to publish any municipalities and purposes paid for the past four years as a solidarity contribution to municipalities-
György Gémesi wrote in the letter that most of the Hungarian settlements are very interested in the fate of the money that has been withdrawn from local governments in recent years as a solidarity contribution.
This year, only 360 billion people will be withdrawn from 855 municipalities, but while the opponent is a “solidarity contribution” – and the other is nearly a thousand and a half municipalities, including villages, but cities complain that they do not expand operating sources or development funds. In fact, they are increasingly disturbed and they are caused by high inflation, public expenditures and wage costs, and they have no money for objective development, according to a message from the mayor of Gödöllő.
Although vibrant local commercial clouds increased, the village program was still 50 billion HUF for years. However, in this year's budget, the government planned only 35 billion for the program, György Gémesi wrote.
The mayor said: “For this reason, the leaders of more and more settlements and our citizens who live there are really raising the issue of what is or what is the contribution of this year’s solidarity will be the fate of hundreds of billions.
In the letter, Mösz president asked Márton nagy to publish it: “The government has handed over hundreds of billions of local business tax over the past four years,” where the municipalities. “
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Solidarity contribution caused more and more dust in local public life. In February, the Metropolitan Court stated in a final ruling that the government was illegally withdrawn from Budapest. Then, the Christmas Jereley filed a lawsuit to the rest.
The mayor said at the meeting of the Hungarian Local Government Association that there is a discussion on this amount. Peter Magiar talked about the cancellation of the solidarity tax in his annual evaluation, and a stop for municipalities in early March.
