Commentary on 'distribution and sharing problem' regarding taxes collected by the AKP

While the tax burden on citizens increases day by day, the purchasing power of millions is also decreasing day by day... Although this injustice is harshly criticized on many platforms, it does not have any positive reflection on daily life.

As the ever-increasing prices of products make it difficult to purchase even the basic necessities required for a healthy life, a striking post regarding the taxes collected from citizens came from tax expert Ozan Bingöl.

Announcing the amount of taxes collected over the last 22 years, Bingöl stated that the economic problems experienced in Turkey could be easily solved with his calculations. He evaluated the current state of crisis as a 'distribution and sharing' problem.

Here is that post by Ozan Bingöl:

In the last 22 years, 2 trillion 756 billion 502 million dollars in taxes have been collected at the average exchange rate. In a geography where this much tax is collected, there should be no hunger, no scarcity, and no poverty. If one of these is occurring, it means there is a serious “distribution and sharing” problem there.