State loans intended for financing working capital through HBOR loans as assistance to the economy or model A are first given by banks to those entrepreneurs who have payment obligations to the state.
This was confirmed for the new Lider by an entrepreneur from the processing industry, whose details are known to the editorial office. – They told me that I cannot get a loan because I do not owe the state a single cent in taxes and contributions, and their priority is to secure loans for companies that will use them to pay their obligations to the state – he says, noting that he had no intention of applying for HBOR loans at all. The bank itself offered him loans, providing him with the opportunity to offset existing loans he has with that bank with one cheaper loan using state money, given that he meets all the conditions set by the state. Although bankers deny that their priority is to secure loans for companies that will use them to pay their obligations to the state, their statements cannot be convincing until it is revealed who received more favorable loans and što and whom they are paying with that money. If we consider that a maximum of 20 percent of the loans may be used to pay obligations to the state, and twenty for settling obligations to banks, it is evident that from the 6 billion kuna potential of model A, 40 percent of that amount or 2.4 billion kuna will flow into the state budget and into bank accounts.
