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Treasury technicians reveal that the State stopped collecting 5,300 million in the last year in favor of taxpayers for non-payments, minutes to large companies... The Treasury pays for a Catalan course for civil servants working in Catalonia The Treasury keeps 300,000 income returns blocked Practical guide to Income Tax 2014: how to do it and when to present it Tax Agency officials. Tax Agency officials. The Technicians of the Ministry of Finance have shown their concern about the level of debt pending collection, which limits the sustainability of public spending. But also, above all, due to the fact that the Tax Agency loses half of the lawsuits against defaulters. The Court of Auditors revealed last Friday that the debt pending collection of the Tax Agency has practically doubled since the beginning of the crisis in until , when it reached million.
According to the analysis collected by El Confidencial Digital, Treasury technicians highlight the high litigation amounting to 10,607 million - almost half are annulled by the courts - and the low effectiveness of executive collection. This means that the State has stopped collecting, according to Gestha calculations, around 5.3 billion in these lawsuits C Level Contact List against defaulters.Gestha recalls that the Court of Auditors itself points out that the results of the actions of the Tax Agency are not sufficient to avoid the increase in the outstanding debt, since the debts that are canceled each year are lower than the new ones that are incorporated, since Barely 17% of the executive debt managed in the years and , the last for which data is available, is collected. In addition, it detects another of the "weak points" in tax collection that Gestha has been warning about for some time and which confirms that "only one of every three euros of outstanding debt is paid.
The most relevant item of the outstanding debt in the executive period is the debt in collection management , which amounted to million in more. This debt includes those with serious risk of default, which increased during the years of economic crisis without the Treasury being able to contain its growth. Debt pending collection has doubled since 2005 As it became known at the end of last week, the Court of Auditors has revealed that the debt pending collection at the Tax Agency grew by 9.7% during the years and going from 45,736 million euros to beginning Meanwhile, in this period, bad loans rose by 8.8%.
The Court considers that these figures reveal a serious problem in tax debt management, and the evolution of the data during the audited period demonstrates that the audited actions could not prevent this continued increase in the outstanding debt, which already started at amounts very high. In its allegations, the Tax Agency explains that not all outstanding debt is payable , and defends that the situation described is not, at least, only, "a serious tax debt management problem."
According to the analysis collected by El Confidencial Digital, Treasury technicians highlight the high litigation amounting to 10,607 million - almost half are annulled by the courts - and the low effectiveness of executive collection. This means that the State has stopped collecting, according to Gestha calculations, around 5.3 billion in these lawsuits C Level Contact List against defaulters.Gestha recalls that the Court of Auditors itself points out that the results of the actions of the Tax Agency are not sufficient to avoid the increase in the outstanding debt, since the debts that are canceled each year are lower than the new ones that are incorporated, since Barely 17% of the executive debt managed in the years and , the last for which data is available, is collected. In addition, it detects another of the "weak points" in tax collection that Gestha has been warning about for some time and which confirms that "only one of every three euros of outstanding debt is paid.
The most relevant item of the outstanding debt in the executive period is the debt in collection management , which amounted to million in more. This debt includes those with serious risk of default, which increased during the years of economic crisis without the Treasury being able to contain its growth. Debt pending collection has doubled since 2005 As it became known at the end of last week, the Court of Auditors has revealed that the debt pending collection at the Tax Agency grew by 9.7% during the years and going from 45,736 million euros to beginning Meanwhile, in this period, bad loans rose by 8.8%.
The Court considers that these figures reveal a serious problem in tax debt management, and the evolution of the data during the audited period demonstrates that the audited actions could not prevent this continued increase in the outstanding debt, which already started at amounts very high. In its allegations, the Tax Agency explains that not all outstanding debt is payable , and defends that the situation described is not, at least, only, "a serious tax debt management problem."