Clarification from the State Tax Service regarding the procedure for writing off debts from citizens' bank accounts and electronic wallets.
The process of writing off debts is carried out through a tax payment demand, whereby the tax service can write off funds from the taxpayer's bank account or electronic wallet. This occurs if the tax debt has not been paid within the established time frame.
Thus, if the taxpayer has not settled their tax obligations within the time limits specified by law, the tax service has the right to write off the necessary amounts directly from their account and direct them to the budget.
Key points to consider:
Funds can only be written off if there is a confirmed debt.
This procedure begins only after 30 days have passed since the taxpayer received notification of their obligations.
According to the Constitution, every citizen is obliged to fulfill their tax obligations, therefore measures for debt collection are aimed at ensuring compliance with this norm.
What is meant by recognized tax debt?
The debt recognized by the taxpayer includes amounts:
– specified in the taxpayer's tax reporting;
– accrued by tax authorities and not contested within the established time frame;
– confirmed by a court decision that has entered into legal force;
– explicitly acknowledged by the taxpayer through a relevant application.
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