The State Tax Service is introducing a set of measures to regulate tax issues of mobilized sole proprietors and veterans. This was reported by the press service of the State Tax Service.
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It is noted that proposals for changes to legislation are being developed, and working groups will be created in the regions to consult.
According to the head of the State Tax Service, Ruslan Kravchenko, sole proprietors of groups 1-2 must pay a single tax and military tax in advance every month. To avoid automatic charges, you should file a statement about the impossibility of fulfilling tax obligations.
“However, during mobilization and service, an entrepreneur is unlikely to think about this. This is why a tax debt arises,” Kravchenko noted.
According to him, today more than 3 thousand mobilized sole proprietors have a tax debt of almost 30 million hryvnia.
They can be exempt from paying taxes if they submit an application at the place of tax registration within 10 days after demobilization. In practice, it is extremely difficult to meet such a deadline,” said the head of the State Tax Service.
According to him, the State Tax Service is developing proposals for legislation to increase the deadline for filing an application. In the near future, they will be transferred to the Ministry of Finance, and the signing of a protocol from the Ministry of Defense was also initiated to obtain accurate information on mobilized sole proprietors.
He also emphasized that the following operational steps are being implemented at the State Tax Service level:
- The regions will receive lists of sole proprietors who are subject to a single tax and military tax and who are likely to be unable to fulfill their tax obligations. Each story must be worked through; an inventory of complaints and letters from sole proprietors on writing off accrued tax liabilities from the date of their mobilization is being conducted, the results of their consideration in the regions will be analyzed; territorial administrations must create working groups and hotlines to provide consultations to mobilized sole proprietors who are unable to fulfill their tax obligations or to their family members; during April, mobilized sole proprietors and their family members must be informed of the existing mechanisms defined by law on avoiding negative consequences from non-payment of taxes; all relevant information must be posted in taxpayer service centers. Administrative service centers, communities, shopping malls, and regional military administrations must also be involved in informing.
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