
The tax administration has started checks for non-declaration of salaries by insurance companies, the media and private educational institutions.
According to the in-depth analysis of the Directorate of Risk in the Tax Administration Sectoral plan for the control of informality of wages, it turns out that in addition to trade and construction, these three other sectors also present a high risk of wage evasion, since many employees are declared with minimum wages, and others under declare despite being well paid.
"With the completion of the work of the anti-informality unit, from the results achieved during these months, as well as the in-depth analysis of the Risk Directorate in the Tax Administration, in addition to the 2 sectors previously assessed as risky, that of construction and trade, have been identified as risky for underdeclaration of wages and 2 other categories:
1- Sector of Insurance Companies, Sector of Media and Communication and Sector of Private Education Institutions
2- Taxpayers identified as at risk in the initiative of December 2021, but who did not have a positive reaction.
With the primary purpose of securing and fulfilling the obligations arising from the tax legislation in force, the Tax Administration informs the taxpayers that it will continue the controls through the implementation of the sectoral plan for the control of informality of wages, phase II, throughout the territory of the Republic of Albania. , says the General Directorate of Taxes.
The anti-informality controls started after the scandal with the publication of the salary database, where abuse was openly discovered in the declaration of employees' salaries, as well-paid professions such as lecturers, deans, economists, financiers, etc.. were declared with minimum salaries at that time of 30,000 ALL .