The Balearic government anticipates that its citizens will be paying it 33,053 euros per day in the form of fines and penalties next year and will be doing so because of the likes of fishing in prohibited areas, not having a licence to trade, not observing retail opening hours, violating consumer standards and drawing water from unregulated wells. The 33,053 daily figure, more than most citizens earn in a year, will mean annual revenue of over 12 million euros, the figure entered into the 2016 budget for fines’ income to the government.
Finance
Government calculating a one-third increase in revenue from fines
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