Until last June, state demanded 430 million in taxes and penalties of coercive way. An increase of 25% over the previous year.

The state charged EUR 430 million in taxes and penalties of compulsion, only the first half of the year. Forced collection, writes the Sunday Morning Post, it grew by 90 million between January and June 2015 compared with the same period last year.
The figures are provisional State Account and have been published in the Official Gazette. In the case of direct taxes, such as IRS, the coercive collection was 168 million euros. In the case of indirect taxes – such as VAT or the Single Circulation Tax – stood at 124 million. In fees and fines, the state was seeking 94 million, of which 44 million relates to other tax debts.
The state charged just 2.3 million euros per day in coercive payments, or forced, resulting in foreclosures. This represents an increase of 25% compared to 2014. The figures, told the CM source from the Ministry of Finance, showed “the increased efficiency of the Tax Authority in the enforced recovery and the fight against tax fraud and evasion.”

In the first half of the year were also canceled repayments amounting to 22.4 million euros, following the “detection by the AT service circunstancialismo any reason to challenge the amount of the refund” as the statements of IRS showing differences , for example.

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