Holding shares in the stock exchange was also included in the criteria for removing Kelberg.
Iman Zangana, spokesman for the economy and welfare department at the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare:
We are required to implement the government decree in which criteria are set, including the level of household income and purchases, as well as real estate assets, vehicles, shares, securities, investment funds, etc.
If a household has these income indicators, it will be subject to inspection when receiving goods.
More than 54% of households were eligible to receive a 50% increase in Kalberg credit.