debt that Finance can not charge rose again in 2015, reaching almost 8350 million, the highest since 2007.
the data are Combat Report fraud and Tax Evasion of tax authority (aT).
last year, the debt portfolio managed (tax and non-tax) by tax authorities reached 15,543 million euros, the highest recorded since 2006.
of this amount, 8348 million are related to the so-called “suspended debt”, ie debt that is “not likely to be tramitada, with the aT legally inhibited from doing any act of coercion with a view to their collection.”
this figure is the highest since 2007, the last year included for this indicator in the Fight Report fraud and Tax Evasion aT when the “suspended debt” represented 1,875 million euros.
According to the same report, which was published on the official aT, are in these situations, “the debts that are in judicial or administrative proceedings, or to be paid in installments” and insolvent declared.
So, that leaves 7195 million in debt that is susceptible to collection operations by the services of aT, down from 7293 million in debt “active” that Finance had in its portfolio in 2014.
“in the 2015 year of the course, it appears that the value of the outstanding debt decreased and suspended debt value increased. This increase in suspended debt was due mainly to the growing evolution of processes associated and guaranteed litigation and proceedings suspended for insolvency proceedings, “said the authority led by Helena Borges.
In 2014, debt portfolio managed by the Treasury reached the 14,726 million euros, of which 7434 million were considered “suspended debt.”
last year, aT managed to recover a total of 1.2862 billion of euros, of which 983.1 million euros were related to tax debts, plus 23.7 million (or 2.5%) than the 959.3 million charged in 2014.
it was in tax the Personal Income (IRS) which was recovered the largest amount of debt (319.1 million euros), followed by the tax Value Added tax (VAT), which were charged EUR 269 million, and tax Income people Collective (IRC), with 207.1 million euros taken up.
in 2015, the tax authorities recovered a total of 301 million euros to 12253 debtors appearing on the “black list” of tax authorities, value higher than the 253 million collected in 2014 but which related to 19,795 accounts.
in the report, the aT also points out that in 2015 the value adjustments resulting from the fight against tax fraud and evasion reached 1439 million euros and were carried out 78173 inspection actions at national level.
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