The secret will become clear. What tax data will the FTS publish?

The Federal Tax Service (FTS) will publish some of the data that was previously considered a tax secret as of 1 August 2018.

In accordance with Section 102 of the Tax Code, any information about a taxpayer other than information

that is publicly available is clbadified as a tax break. A taxpayer may agree to make all or part of the data available to the public.

• corporate tax offenses, amounts of arrears and arrears of fines and penalties

• that the taxpayer provides to authorities of other states under international agreements; the income and property of the candidate and his wife who submit themselves to the election commissions;

• on state and municipal payments

• on the special tax regimes used by the organization and

• on the average number of taxpayers. employees of the organization for the calendar year preceding the year of posting information

• on the amount of taxes, fees and insurance premiums paid;

• on the amounts of expenditure and income 19659007] on the registration of foreign companies with the tax authorities.

• on the registration of persons in tax administrations.

Some of this data ceased to be a tax secret as early as May 2016.

On August 1st, the service will disclose the data:

• on the average number of employees of the organization for the calendar year preceding the year publication of information

• on special tax regimes applied by the organization

• About the organization's participation in the Consolidated Taxpayer Group (when organizations are combined to pay the income tax taking into account the financial result of the activity of all members of the group)

. But the delay was postponed first on July 1, 2018, then finally on August 1, 2018.

The Office postponed the publication because of [nombreuses demandes d'entreprises pour donner le temps de vérifier les données auprès des autorités fiscales.] [19659012Lireaussi