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欧州行政委員会は、スペインに対し付加価値税(IVA)の滞納や脱税を防ぐように要求。すぺいんは年間徴収額の20%の15´900´000´000(159億0000´0000)ユーロの付加価値税(IVA)の徴税漏れがあると推定。
Bruselas calcula que España deja de ingresar 15.900 millones al año en IVA
La Comisión insta al Gobierno a reforzar los controles para evitar el retraso en los pagos
Atribuye la menor recaudación al fraude, pero también a las quiebras y las triquiñuelas legales
Los ingresos crecen en 1.000 millones en diciembre por el mayor consumo
Agencias Bruselas 12 FEB 2014 - 16:17 CET
Brussels estimates that Spain no longer enter 15,900 million a year in VAT
The Committee urges the Government to strengthen controls to prevent late payments
Attributed the lower revenue to fraud, but also bankruptcies and legal tricks
Revenues grew by 1,000 million in December by increased consumption
Agencies Brussels 12 FEB 2014 - 16:17 CET
The European Commission has requested Spain on Wednesday to step up controls to avoid delay and failure to file the declaration and payment of VAT. Brussels also requests the Government to ensure an effective standard repayment period of 30 to 45 days. From the beginning of the crisis, Spain has failed to collect 15,900 million euros a year 's income tax, 20% of which theoretically should have received .
Brussels attributes this mainly to tax fraud , but also to business failures , statistical errors or legal forms of evasion.
" As regards the submission of VAT returns and payment , most Member States have yet to adopt a systematic approach to monitoring the delayed presentation and non-presentation of the declaration and payment of VAT , covering automated processes such as automatic reminders and the estimated immediate assessment if no show " , the report of the EU executive , which expressly refers to Spain in this section.
"Some Member States, including Spain , yet also remain to ensure effective standard VAT repayment period of between 30 and 45 days ," says the Commission. " Finally, it urges the Member States to investigate the effectiveness of their systems of interest and penalties for late filing and non- filing of the declaration and payment of VAT recommends" says the study .
Brussels also claims " more efforts to strengthen cross-border cooperation " between Member States to combat VAT fraud. And recommends solutions as joint audits , administrative cooperation with third countries, more resources for investigations and controls and automatic exchange of information between the Member States on VAT.
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