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"Tax credit" of the government's smart investment in science and technology Hossein Afshin, Vice President for Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy of the President, on the sidelines of the signing ceremony for the tripartite cooperation memorandum of indirect investment from tax credit points of the Law of Knowledge-Based Production Leaps for the completion of the Telecom Technology Tower project held on November 3 at the Innovation Development of Tehran University, at the University of Tehran. Ecosystem, stated: From the government's point of view, tax credits mean that the government allocates a portion of tax revenue to regions in a targeted manner. This shows that the investment in them is more profitable for the state. Stating that the tax credit should not be confused with the payment of additional resources by the government, he explained: When the government receives taxes and invests these resources in a targeted manner in sectors such as universities, science and technology, it has in fact directed the capital to a path that has a greater economic and social return. The Scientific Vice President continued: We must not forget that investment in universities and scientific centers will provide the basis for the formation of many companies in the years to come. Many companies are born from these universities and science and technology parks, and as their activities develop, they pay various taxes, including income tax and tax. In this way, the resources return to the country's economic cycle and the initial investment can create many times more value for the national economy. Read the full text in the government database.

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"Tax credit" of the government's smart investment in science and technology Hossein Afshin, Vice President for Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy of the President, on the sidelines of the signing ceremony for the tripartite cooperation memorandum of indirect investment from tax credit points of the Law of Knowledge-Based Production Leaps for the completion of the Telecom Technology Tower project held on November 3 at the Innovation Development of Tehran University, at the University of Tehran. Ecosystem, stated: From the government's point of view, tax credits mean that the government allocates a portion of tax revenue to regions in a targeted manner. This shows that the investment in them is more profitable for the state. Stating that the tax credit should not be confused with the payment of additional resources by the government, he explained: When the government receives taxes and invests these resources in a targeted manner in sectors such as universities, science and technology, it has in fact directed the capital to a path that has a greater economic and social return. The Scientific Vice President continued: We must not forget that investment in universities and scientific centers will provide the basis for the formation of many companies in the years to come. Many companies are born from these universities and science and technology parks, and as their activities develop, they pay various taxes, including income tax and tax. In this way, the resources return to the country's economic cycle and the initial investment can create many times more value for the national economy. Read the full text in the government database.

"Tax credit" of the government's smart investment in science and technology Hossein Afshin, Vice President for Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy of the President, on the sidelines of the signing ceremony for the tripartite cooperation memorandum of indirect investment from tax credit points of the Law of Knowledge-Based Production Leaps for the completion of the Telecom Technology Tower project held on November 3 at the Innovation Development of Tehran University, at the University of Tehran. Ecosystem, stated: From the government's point of view, tax credits mean that the government allocates a portion of tax revenue to regions in a targeted manner. This shows that the investment in them is more profitable for the state. Stating that the tax credit should not be confused with the payment of additional resources by the government, he explained: When the government receives taxes and invests these resources in a targeted manner in sectors such as universities, science and technology, it has in fact directed the capital to a path that has a greater economic and social return. The Scientific Vice President continued: We must not forget that investment in universities and scientific centers will provide the basis for the formation of many companies in the years to come. Many companies are born from these universities and science and technology parks, and as their activities develop, they pay various taxes, including income tax and tax. In this way, the resources return to the country's economic cycle and the initial investment can create many times more value for the national economy. Read the full text in the government database.

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