The Tax Administration published an earlier assessment on 17 July 2026 concerning tax debtors who had been listed for outstanding fiscal obligations. The report outlines that removal from the debtor register occurs once the taxpayer has satisfied all outstanding liabilities, including the principal tax amount, accrued interest, and any statutory penalties. The removal process requires the submission of verification documents that demonstrate the completion of payment, after which the tax authority updates the central register accordingly. The notice also identifies cases in which debts remain outstanding despite apparent payments, often due to processing delays or mismatches between payment references and fiscal records. In such instances, taxpayers are urged to contact the tax office to clarify the situation and provide supporting evidence. The report includes aggregated data showing that a sizable number of debtors have been delisted during the examined period, indicating progress in reducing the overall fiscal arrears. This information is intended for use by financial institutions, creditors, and other public agencies that reference the debtor list for creditworthiness assessments and contractual decisions. The Administration reiterates its commitment to transparency, accuracy, and the protection of taxpayers’ rights, ensuring that the delisting mechanism supports both regulatory oversight and the smooth functioning of the national economy.
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