paying up the fiscal debts in romania through exceptional vehicles – datio in solutum/ unrestrained payment
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Abstract
In accordance with the legal norm incidents in tax procedures, in Romania the tax debts can pay off through
commissioning. Fighting procedure of tax receivables by placing in payment by the taxpayer begins by formulating the
debtor, owner of real estate, a request to this effect, which addresses the tax authority that administers the claims. The
debtor's right to appeal to this method is practically unlimited. Extinguishing procedure of tax receivables by placing
in payment by the taxpayer begins by formulating the debtor, owner of real estate, a request to this effect, which
addresses the tax authority that administers the claims. The debtor's right to appeal this way is practically unlimited. It
actually arises from the time the claim becomes due and remain until its extinction, as long as the taxpayer has an
active fiscal condition.
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| Authors | ;POPEANGĂ VASILE NICOLAE |
| Journal | kastamonu eğitim dergisi |
| Year | 2014 |
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