Electronic Format Represents 94.3% of Tax Returns
For 2012, taxpayers have been submitted to the Ministry of taxes of more than 312 million tax returns, 96.8% of which were completed on time - by April 1 of this year. At the same time 94.3% of returns were filled in an electronic format, the report said the Ministry of Taxes.
The bulk of the taxpayers in Azerbaijan, whose number has already exceeded 400 thousand, are payers of the simplified system. Therefore, the declarations of income are not many of them. Despite the broad information campaign, not all taxpayers have provided reports and declarations on time. Annual tax return submitted, 96.2%, return on profit - 951%, the income tax return - 97.8%, a declaration of road tax - 94.3%, a declaration of the property tax - 90.3% of taxpayers.
In Azerbaijan since 2005, the law "On Combating Corruption", according to which civil servants are required to submit an income tax return. So far, however, this system does not work. - 08D-
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