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State Tax Service: Information on Repeated Payment of Taxes Is False

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The State Tax Service (SFS) denies the information in a video distributed on TikTok, according to which data on taxes paid by citizens would have been lost as a result of the cyber attack in October, and taxpayers should again pay taxes for the year 2026. The institution states that it has not made such announcements, and the information distributed
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The State Tax Service denies the information presented in a video material distributed in particular on the TikTok platform, according to which the institution would have announced the loss of data on taxes paid by citizens, following the cyber security incident of October, and the need for their repeated payment for the year 2026. The State Tax Service did not make such communications, and that information is FALSE.

The State Tax Service (SFS) denies the information in a video distributed on TikTok, according to which data on taxes paid by citizens would have been lost as a result of the cyber attack in October, and taxpayers should again pay taxes for the year 2026. The institution states that it has not made such announcements, and the information distributed

The State Tax Service (GNS) denied information from a video posted on social networks, in particular on TikTok, that the agency allegedly lost data on taxes paid by citizens after the October cyber incident and is demanding to pay them again for 2026. On November 13, the State Tax Service stressed that they had not made such statements, and the information disseminated was false. IN [...]

The taxes paid for 2026 must not be paid the second time, announces the State Tax Service (SFS), which denies a video distributed on TikTok. The Clip claims that the payment data would have been lost in the October cyber incident.

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stiriactuale.info broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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