Eight out of ten applications submitted to new installation 36-72 doses rejected by his electronic system AADE, as interested persons wishing to join it do not meet the conditions. The biggest issue they face is the condition of no non-performing debt until November 2021.

According to the latest AADE figures, around 7,500 individuals and businesses have so far applied for debt repayments in 36 or 72 installments, with the total debt they have settled exceeding 162 million euros.

V Ministry of Finance Dozens of messages have been sent from agencies asking them to change the terms the new finance staff might accept in order to get more people into the new deal. However, they are not going to open regulation across the board, but perhaps allow those who unregulated debts until November 2021 to include them in a fixed scheme of 24-48 payments.

To date, 7,500 applications have been submitted for debt repayment in excess of 162 million euros.

It is noted that taxpayers who had no overdue and outstanding debts as of November 1, 2021 can join the new 36-72 installment scheme with an application submitted before July 31, 2023, while they have paid all installments of 120 or 36-72 contributions in installments, if they had such arrangements. Arising debts are negotiable overdue from November 1, 2021 to February 1, 2023, with a minimum monthly payment of EUR 30.

In addition, debtors who have formed arrears between November 1, 2021 and February 1, 2023 and have already included them in the fixed scheme of 24 or 48 payments have the opportunity to include them in the new scheme of 36-72 payments. doses. Also, if as of November 1, 2021 there is a repaid debt in a fixed order of 24 or 48 payments, which was subsequently lost, and new debts were confirmed after November 1, 2021, then these new debts can be included in new order in 36 or 72 installments, and at the same time, within a month after the inclusion of new debts in the new order, old debts must be repaid in the prescribed manner in 24 or 48 installments.

In the meantime, the Ministry of the Interior has issued a circular outlining the conditions for inclusion in regulation 36-72 of installment plans for those who have debts to municipalities. Those wishing to join the regulation should not have unsettled arrears to utilities as of 11/1/2021 and, in addition, since they fell under the 100-fold installment plan, they should not have lost it by the time they were included in the new regulation. At the same time, they had to submit all income declarations for the last five years by 12/31/2022 and, at the time the regulation was applied, they should not have been irrevocably convicted of tax evasion or smuggling.