Missing the Economic Target

One year past the Iranian government’s so-called “economic surgery” [abolition of subsidized imports], with an inflation hovering around 50%, the Iranian government and parliament are mulling over plans to heal the painful economic wounds. 
Among these plans are the “Capital Gains Tax”, “requiring the official registration of real-estate deals” and “discrediting the ordinary and power of attorney documents”. A majority of the people are against these less thought-out plans, Hossein Haqgou, an economic expert, prefaced his write-up for the Persian daily Ta’adol with this note. A translation of the text follows:
As said in the letter of economy minister [Ehsan Khandouzi] to the Guardians Council, according to Article 17 of the Resistance Economy policies regarding “reforming the government’s revenue system by increasing tax revenues”, the CGT law is being enforced in 143 countries.