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The taxsubsidy was now to be converted into fiscal credit bonds.
Consequently, in early 1991, the value-added taxsubsidy was reinstated.
Beyond a 10 percent lack of fulfilment, the discount of the taxsubsidy increased.
An important taxsubsidy in most promotional programmes - and the most important subsidy in recent years - was the exemption from the value-added tax.
Right-wing advocacy groups have for at least three decades vehemently criticized the taxsubsidy for employment-related insurance.
Failure to meet the agreed upon target levels of investment, employment, and production reduced the taxsubsidy and thus the bonds paid to the firm.
After approval, the factory would often run at capacity, substantially increasing the tax subsidies based on the value-added tax, which was most of the taxsubsidy.
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