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Tax Authority targets influencers for undeclared income and corporate gifts.
3 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has launched extensive checks targeting social media influencers to identify undeclared income.
- The initiative focuses on detecting unreported advertising partnerships and undisclosed products or services received as promotional compensation.
- Social media posts are now a primary tool for tax audits as part of AADE's efforts to combat tax evasion among influencers.
- This crackdown follows a broader strategy to ensure compliance with tax regulations and to penalize any violations.
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