US EditionIrs List of Defaults: Who Comes in, Who Goes Out and Who Has the Biggest Debts with the Tax Agency
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The Tax Agency has announced on Friday its twelfth list of defaults, which this year has fewer debtors than in the previous one, but they owe more money.The list includes a total of 5,997 debtors with Treasury at the close of 2024, which is 1.4% less compared to the volume recorded in the list of June of the year, while the total amount of debts included in the new list reaches 16,138 million euros, 5.9% more than last year.Of the total of 5,997…
At the end of 2024, the Tax Agency has pending payment of 16,138 million large debtors, 5.9% more than in 2023. If the duplicates are subtracted, that is, the amounts corresponding to principal debtors and their solidarity leaders, the figure stands at 13,697 million euros, 8.5% more. Thus, it follows from the last edition of the list of defaults published by the Tax Agency, which lists debts exceeding 600,000 euros. It should be noted that the …
A total of 805 debtors leave the list and 718 new debtors enter the list
The number of large defaults with the Treasury stood at the close of 2024 at 5,997, 87 less than a year earlier.
The Tax Agency published on Friday, as every year, its famous "list of defaults." In which it includes the names of self-employed, private individuals or companies that have higher debts to the Treasury. Recently, the anti-fraud law reduced the amount to form part of this document, so that more and more people are included. As every year, Treasury publishes in the Official State Gazette (BOE), a list of defaulters who have debts for taxes and pe…
The general director of Osasuna, who requested a correction, no longer appears in the last relationship published by the Tax Agency
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