TB detects almost 500 million in corporate income tax revenue to account – TVI24

The Court of Auditors has detected nearly 500 million in corporate income tax revenue to account in 2013, mainly related to IRC autonomous regions and municipalities spills due to lack of interconnection between the systems of the Tax Authority.

In an audit report to the control of tax revenue on personal income Collective (IRC) released on Thursday, the Court of Auditors has detected 486 million in anomalies in the collection of this tax operations and concluded that “there remains a lack interconnection of systems of the Tax Authority (AT) with accounting revenue in the General State Accounts (CGE) “.

“This lack of interconnection has allowed, inter alia [among other things], the applicant no accounting of tax revenues relative to the autonomous regions (EUR 238 million ) and pour the municipalities (208 million euros in 2013), a procedure that compromises the transparency of budget management and the accuracy of revenue and expenditure entered in CGE, “the Court led by Guilherme d’Oliveira Martins.

Despite the “recurring recommendations,” writes the organization, the General Directorate of Budget (DGO) “has not created the conditions for AT show all tax revenues by limiting the registration of extra-budgetary transactions in the accounting system of revenues in the CGE, not allowing, of course, appropriate registration of revenues to deliver to the autonomous regions and municipalities. ”

In view of these findings, the Court recommends that “AT present and run a timetabled plan to implement the interconnection of respective own systems to Revenue Management System (which has been successively postponed, despite their legal requirement since January 1, 2001) “.

The organization also argues that “DGO create the necessary conditions for the AT can register in the system all the revenue that administers (including extraorçamental recipe to deliver to the autonomous regions and municipalities).”

The Court of Justice ruled to six months for those involved in the report (in addition to AT and DGO also the IGCP and the Ministry of Finance itself) abide by the recommendations or present a justification, in the case of non-compliance, refers to Lusa.

It also decided to lay down some 17,000 euros the amount of the fees payable in equal parts by AT and the IGCP (Management Agency of the Treasury and Public Debt).