Parliament monitors the obstacles to the use of tax credits by knowledge-based companies.
Azimirad, Chairman of the Productivity and Monitoring Committee for the Knowledge-Based Production Leap Law:
Activists of knowledge-based companies believed that the insufficient support of this organization prevented them from optimally benefiting from the aforementioned legal competence regarding the manner of cooperation of the tax organization in the calculation and application of the tax credit subject to Article 11 of the Production Jumps Law.
Some of the companies, citing Section 14 of the Production Financing Law, raised the concern that companies whose shares are part of the stock exchange or over the counter cannot use tax credits.
Activists in the field emphasized that the banks must recognize the intangible assets of knowledge-based companies and accept them as support and guarantee in banking processes.