No Interest on Tax Arrears for Overly Long Tax Audits
This law introduces a significant change for taxpayers undergoing tax or customs-fiscal controls. If such a control extends beyond six months, you will not be charged interest on any potential tax arrears for the period exceeding these six months. This aims to protect citizens from additional costs due to prolonged administrative procedures, though certain delays caused by the taxpayer or specific legal deadlines will not count towards this six-month period.
Key points
You won't pay interest on tax arrears if a tax audit lasts longer than 6 months.
This rule applies to the period after the initial 6 months of the audit until its completion.
Exceptions: delays caused by the taxpayer or official deadlines are not included in the 6-month count.
The new regulations also apply to ongoing audits at the time the law comes into force.
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VOTING RESULTS
2025-09-12
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423
Against
1
Abstain
4
Status:
Enacted
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