A state audit has revealed significant discrepancies regarding unpaid taxes and mandatory payments across various options. The audit found that certain options failed to fully cover the required tax obligations, while regular taxpayers face substantial fiscal difficulties stemming from urban developments. Specifically, the state audit plant determined that over the period from 2020 to 2024, various options generated outstanding charges totaling more than 2.9 billion dinars.
This amount equates to over 47.7 million euros in unpaid charges related to basic taxes, fees, and other mandatory payments, in addition to 3.8 million euros that were written off. Upon examining the total unpaid charges, it was noted that 67%, amounting to 1.1 billion dinars, pertains to property tax and old-age pension taxes covering a five-year period. This proportion suggests a relatively weak fiscal pressure on the options.
Currently, only three specific communal taxes are administered and paid by companies. These taxes relate to the naming of a business space, the utilization of space situated in front of the business premises, and the use of space on the plot and other areas within urban and other settlements. The findings highlight systemic issues in the collection and payment of required charges from various economic entities.
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