Baku / 17.01.18 / Turan: Suppliers of wheel tires from abroad today gathered before the State Customs Committee (SCC) again. They protest against tripling the import duties on tires.
About 70 businessmen visited the presidential administration. No one asked about their problems, and they again came to the SCC.
One of the protesters said that the official who had come from the building suggested that the gathered people come here by 15.00-16.00 to provide them with explanations.
From January 1, 2018, the amount of duties on the import of wheel tires increased from 15,000 manat to 45,000 manat per container.
Two days ago importers of tires already gathered in front of the SCC. -05D06--
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