
The inspector must achieve goals not only in terms of the number of inspections, but also in terms of the amounts that he must additionally place on the backs of companies after these inspections, Profit.ro writes, citing the document.
If the inspector does not identify the company with additional amounts sufficient to carry out the plan, they receive a rating, and the rating made by the managers may fail.
In this case, the assessed inspector had to additionally determine 866,667 lei as additional amounts after tax audits at enterprises, another 100,000 lei additional amounts after documentary audits and reduce tax losses by a total of 200,000 lei.
Targets such as the number of inspections or documentary checks are useful, such targets are also provided for in the PNRR, but setting additional amounts that inspectors are obliged to determine for companies risks pushing them to abuse simply to fulfill the plan set by the boss.
Source: Hot News

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