How will the accounts of tax debtors be blocked? Central region 130 thousand "debts"

2024-08-19 13:05:32Biznes SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

How will the accounts of tax debtors be blocked? Central region 130 thousand

The General Directorate of Taxes encounters difficulties in taking measures to block debtors' accounts, which necessitates finding a more practical solution to end the problems encountered.

The high volume of taxpayers with unpaid tax obligations followed by the Directorate of Unpaid Tax Obligations in DPT Central Region of about 130,000 debtor taxpayers means that there are high costs: monetary (paper, ink, printer, postal expenses, etc.) and cost of human resources.

In order to solve this problem, it has been proposed: "Establishment of a digitalized communication system of the tax administration with the second level banks regarding the collection of unpaid tax liabilities".

In the tender document, it is also argued that the establishment of this system is necessary because there have been cases where the coercive measures taken for a taxpayer are not documented based on the category of the measure. The document also clarifies that schemes have been identified where "Blocking Orders" are made by the Tax Administration for subjects with unpaid tax obligations, they are recorded and they do not go to the second level banks at all. For subjects with unpaid tax obligations, "Unblocking Orders" are made, which are signed and stamped in a forged manner and sent to second level banks without protocol.

On the other hand, it is also underlined that the Central Region, referring to the high number of taxpayers with unpaid tax obligations, makes it difficult to respect the deadlines for taking austerity measures at the right time and mainly sending the "bank account blocking order" on time. next to the second level banks.

The electronic system that is intended to be set up to provide solutions to these problems will make it possible to collect unpaid obligations quickly and on time; significantly reducing the costs of taking austerity measures; Increase in collections of unpaid obligations; Reduction of the stock of unpaid obligations; and Avoiding fraud schemes. The system is expected to enable the improvement and simplification of communication between the parties regarding the collection of unpaid tax obligations; as well as the interaction of the system with the e-Taxation system through the Government Interaction Platform.

 

 


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