undeclared income from wages and pensions that come from abroad will be claimed after the end of the tax filing process AADE.

Soon tax administration will receive information from the relevant tax authorities of European and third countries.

In the event that some are found to have forgotten to declare them, they will be asked to submit declarations of change, paying the appropriate fees. taxes and fines.

Last year, from crosses carried out in salaries and pensions undeclared millions of dollars of income came to light abroad.

In particular, out of 131,828 active VAT identifiers with foreign income, 117,092 were crossed, i.e. the identification rate reached 89%. After the cross-checks were completed, emails were sent to represent the additional revenues identified.

As a result, 4,109 tax returns were filed, and the amount of tax assessed amounted to 7.1 million euros.

It is noted that in cases undeclared income and previous use, taxpayers with amended returns may declare them in the year to which they relate and be taxed at the rates in effect at that time.

It is clarified that the five-year limitation period does not apply to undeclared income from abroad, but, on the contrary, the powers of the tax administration to conduct an audit and calculate taxes are expanded to 10 years.

In fact, if the tax return is not filed, the period is extended to 15 years.

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At the same time, more than 110,000 declarations were submitted in the first ten days of the electronic system. Taxisnet, while the total amount of tax that has been established exceeds 20 million euros. The speed of filing declarations is approaching the corresponding levels of last year and, as everything shows, will slow down in the coming days due to the Easter holidays.

Guaranteed tax amounts on undeclared income last year amounted to 7.1 million euros.

Based on AADE data from 110,267 applications submitted:

• 55.72% of declarations are null. This means that 61,442 taxpayers will not pay additional tax.

• 25% of statements are debited. A total of 27,566 taxpayers will pay 20 million euros, with an average tax of 725 euros.

• 19.28% of taxpayers will receive a refund. 21,259 taxpayers will receive 9.5 million euros, or 448 euros each.