Randa El-Bahery meets Ashraf Zaki to solve her problem with taxes

After the artist Randa El-Behery sent a distress message to the head of the Egyptian Actors Syndicate, Ashraf Zaki, in which she talked about her struggle over the past seven years and revealed the details of her crisis with the taxes imposed on her

Randa El-Bahery meets Ashraf Zaki to solve the tax problem

Al-Bahri returned and published a photo of her with the Syndicate Head and commented on it: “My problem with taxes is on its way to being resolved. Today, I met with the Syndicate Head of Acting Professions, Dr. Ashraf Zaki, and it was agreed to assign the Syndicate’s legal accountant to study my file.”

She added: "The union's legal advisor has been assigned to take all legal measures regarding all issues related to the problem, and an appointment will be set soon with officials in the Tax Authority to address the problem once and for all. Finally, all respect and appreciation to all Egyptian companies."

An appeal to the captain and this is the problem Randa Post had previously published an appeal to Captain Ashraf Zaki in which she talked about her struggle for 7 years to not work in the artistic community and taxes, and that she does not want roles because she has lost her passion for the artistic side.

She wrote: “I have always been a very sensible person when it comes to paperwork and the state’s dues. Everything related to my taxes has been paid since 2004, meaning I have been paying taxes for 20 years. I think that if I was a person who did not follow the right path with taxes, the issue would have been known. No one has ever doubted my love for my country and my integrity, thanks be to God, Lord of the Worlds. But the strange thing is that I discovered a while ago that they have imposed excessive taxes on me, even though I do not work in acting at all.”

She added: "I was prevented from working without giving any reasons. I have been suffering for 7 years and I do not find any justification for this war against me. I am nominated for many jobs and without any justification I am then excluded."

She concluded: "My masters, I just want to complete my life in Egypt. I don't want to look for work abroad, nor do I want to live in another place. Why are you determined to push us all to look for our lives in another place? I am staying here."