The total tax debt, according to preliminary estimates, amounts to slightly more than 330 million euros, announced the director of the Tax Administration (TA), Milan Lakićević.
In an interview with Dan, he said that on October 7, the tax debt without interest amounted to 244,2 million, while the interest was over 85,8 million euros.
"We are continuously taking measures to reduce the tax debt. In addition to forced collection, giro account blocking, mortgages and pledges, and property seizure, taxpayers are enabled to settle their tax obligations with property," said Lakićević.
He expects that after the end of the procedure, the tax debt of taxpayers who applied for this type of payment will be reduced.
Lakićević reminded that PU published a "black list" of the 100 largest tax debtors who have not settled their obligations on the basis of value added tax (VAT), concessions, profit and real estate sales tax and 50 largest debtors on the basis of taxes and salary contributions.
He announced that an updated "black list" of the 200 largest debtors based on excise duties, VAT, concessions, profit tax and real estate sales tax and the 50 largest debtors based on salary taxes will soon be published.
Lakićević announced that the total income from the collection of the fee euro by euro from August 1 to September 26 is 13,67 million euros. Of this, 7,9 million euros are related to fees for SIM cards, 3,9 million to electric meters, and 1,6 million to cable connection.
127,1 thousand euros were collected from the tax on the use of tobacco products in catering establishments, and 25 million euros were collected from the crisis tax until September 6,5.
1 million euros were collected from the VAT increase from August 27 to September 41,4.
Lakićević claims that the claims that the control activities of the PU are politically motivated towards any taxpayer, and therefore also towards the Albona trade chain, are incorrect and unfounded.
"During the control of Albona, significant irregularities were found, primarily in the matter of non-payment of taxes and salary contributions from 2011, as a result of which the debt reached 1,4 million. In order to ensure the collection of the tax debt, the blocking of the company's business accounts was introduced. "The question arises whether bad management brought Albon to this state, that is, whether it is the direct responsibility of the management and the owner," said Lakićević.
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