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New tax debts nearly €1 billion recorded with delays under 12 months · Cyprus Report

Economy · Cyprus

New tax debts nearly €1 billion recorded with delays under 12 months

1 sourceFirst reported 19 hours agoUpdated 19 hours ago

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The current tax debts in Cyprus amount to approximately €979.4 million.
These debts are classified as "fresh," with delays of less than 12 months.
The total of these fresh tax debts represents 29.5% of all debts that are due to be paid to the state.
The report highlights ongoing challenges in tax collection in the country.
Authorities are focusing on managing these delayed payments effectively.

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The current tax debts in Cyprus amount to approximately €979.4 million.
These debts are classified as "fresh," with delays of less than 12 months.
The total of these fresh tax debts represents 29.5% of all debts that are due to be paid to the state.
The report highlights ongoing challenges in tax collection in the country.
Authorities are focusing on managing these delayed payments effectively.

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