12.10.2021
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Tax authority seeks explanations of bank account turnover: insights into procedural developments and practical recommendations 1/41/21

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The autumn sees the State Revenue Service (SRS) sending requests to taxpayers for information on transactions making up their bank account turnover and discrepancies with the information available to the SRS. This article explores the process and practical communication with the SRS (more details in “Bank account turnover out of line with tax filings”).
 

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