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Although the government has always been opposed to a regulatory 5% royalty paid by operators of electronic platforms such as Uber, Cabify or Taxify, the PSD will recover its original proposal and bring it to Parliament, [19659002] This initiative aims to address one of the issues raised by the President of the Republic when he vetoed the "Uber Law", said Social Democrat MP Emídio Guerreiro in the morning newspaper. At the time, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, decided to return, without promulgation, the decree to the Assembly of the Republic, stressing that the question of the quotas to which the sector of the taxis is subject "should have been compensated adequately. "
The DSP planned to set a regulatory rate of 5% to offset the administrative costs of regulating and monitoring their activities and to stimulate the achievement of national urban mobility objectives.
However, at the time, the PS was irreducible; did not agree to tax this amount. Nevertheless, after negotiations with the government, the PSD reached an arrangement with the SP for a legal regime that would be approved in Parliament.
The two parties, remembering the "Business", ended up agreeing on the definition of a contribution, "Between the minimum of 0.1% and the maximum of 2% of the intermediation fee charged by the operator of the electronic platform ", referring to the determination of value for government members responsible for financial and urban transport.
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