He Tax Administration Service (SAT) clarified that it is false that any taxpayer can be imprisoned automatically because he is considered a presumed biller.
In an information note, the agency specified that informal preventive detention will not be requested solely for suspecting that a person issued false tax receipts.
He SAT also denied that there is a massive program aimed at compliant taxpayers. On the contrary, he highlighted that the actions are focused on specific cases and respond to specific strategies against tax evasion.
The tax authority explained that any investigation must be fully supported and demonstrate that the receipts involved are apocryphal.
In addition, emphasized that, as in any procedure, due process and the right to a hearing are respectedso taxpayers are not left defenseless.
Noting that incorrect information has been published in some media, he explained that the reforms to the Federal Tax Code (CFF), approved by the Congress of the Union and that They will come into force next in 2026will reinforce the fight against tax evasion.
But at the same time, they give certainty to taxpayers and will generate conditions of equity in compliance with tax obligations, he stated.
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He showed that The changes to the CFF are aimed at individuals or legal entities that issue false invoices to evade paying taxes.
On the other hand, it clarified that the deceased can guarantee the fiscal interest, according to their economic capacity, through a deposit note, pledge or mortgage, letter of credit, bond, joint obligation or through an administrative embargo.
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