The debts of taxpayers and enterprises to him amounted to 6.28 billion euros. tax service between January and September. Of this amount, 5.78 billion euros are unpaid taxes, which increased by 919 million euros in one month (from September to August). With respect to the previous year AADE say that the comparison overdue debts derived from income are incommensurable. And this despite the fact that in 2021 the deadline for paying the July and August installments was September 17 (therefore, the due date for payment as a result of non-payment of two installments appeared in October 2021), and in 2022 the July and August payments were on August 31 ( therefore, the due date for payment of income falls on September). Without the above, the new maturity in September would have been €444 million.
In total, arrears to the tax office reached 113 billion euros, of which 39 billion euros accounted for individuals, and the remaining 73.97 billion euros – for enterprises. The tax administration reports that the actual amount to be collected is 86.28 billion euros, i.е. 26.2 billion euros are uncollectible. Especially:
• Between January and September, new arrears amounted to 6.28 billion euros. Of these, 5.78 billion euros are unpaid taxes from individuals and legal entities. It is noted that only one individual owes about 800 million euros.
• Of the total arrears, an amount of €5.3 billion, ie an interest of 4.8%, was included in some kind of regulation scheme. Of the regulated balance, 53.5% are individuals and the remaining 46.5% are legal entities.
• Taxpayers with debts to the tax inspectorate amount to 4,240,749 people. In fact, enforcement measures have been taken against 1,378,297 people.
The total amount of overdue debt to the tax authorities for January-September amounted to 6.28 billion dollars.
From the overdue balance:
• 46.5% relate to non-tax revenues (CBS fines, loans, etc.). In particular, debts for fines amount to 34.1 billion euros, of which 14 billion euros are considered bad.
• 28.1% relates to indirect taxes (VAT, penalties on indirect taxes, etc.).
• 22.7% are direct taxes (profit taxes, property taxes, etc.).
• 2.7% relate to other non-tax income.
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