- Failure to pay VAT within the deadline for the next tax period is a criminal offense
- Offense of failure to pay VAT is committed when the deadline for payment of the advance for the next tax period expires
- The offense is based on the indication of a tax debt in the declaration and failure to pay it
- Proof of intent is shown in the annual declaration, which must be paid within the specified deadline
- The offense requires general intent and awareness of the illegality of the act
- Exemption from guilt can only be claimed in cases of force majeure or uncontrollable liquidity crisis
- The relevance of the debtor’s liquidity crisis for exemption from guilt is limited to cases where all efforts have been made to pay the tax.
Source: eutekne.info
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