- DIAN and the Attorney General’s Office are working together to start collecting overdue obligations
- 1,500 delinquent taxpayers have been summoned for not paying their tax obligations
- The total amount of uncollected funds is $1.2 trillion
- Failure to pay tax obligations can lead to criminal charges under the Penal Code
- Penalties for non-payment include prison time and fines
- Taxpayers are urged to respond promptly to avoid legal consequences
- Payment agreements or full settlement of debts are recommended to avoid criminal charges and financial penalties
Source: bundesfinanzhof.de
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