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… And regulations on indexation of privatized property tranches depending on inflation
When a privatized object is purchased on an installment plan, successive payments must be indexed depending on the inflation on the payment date. The next payment is not subject to indexation, in the case of a complete settlement of payments within a month from the date of signing a purchase-sale agreement.
Minister of Economy and Trade Igor Dodon remarked that Government explained in detail the fourth item of Article 45 of the Law on the State Property Administration and Privatization in special regulations. The above Law refers to the indexation of restructured tranches payments. It was called forth by a different execution of this item by juridical and physical persons, who acquired property at auctions or at privatization contests on the installment plan. “Taking into consideration the fact that the National Bureau for Statistics calculates monthly the inflation level depending on the consumer price indicator, we made this refinement. The sum of restructured payments for a privatized object will increase by a value, which is equal to the difference between the payment and the inflation level from the date of concluding this transaction to the next payment”, Dodon said. // Infotag Publication date: 08 February 2008 Source: Archive ADsRelated links- Inflation rate down 0.9% - IMF representatives concerned about rising prices in Moldova - Inflation rate in April was 1.6% - Transnistrian ministry of economy considers inflation is imported - Australians face inflation problems - Stocks open lower on inflation report - Inflation rate in Moldova constituted 1.3% in November - China puts top priority on inflation - In October inflation rate in Moldova constituted 1.6% - China GDP slows, inflation still a worry Latest news
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