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The State Tax Service will review the criteria for selecting large taxpayers

This is one of the objectives set by the State Tax Service for the second half of this year. It is included in the agency’s activity report for the first half of 2027 and in the list of its priorities for the coming period. The document has been published on the State Tax Service’s website.
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The State Tax Service has set out the actions it intends to take in the second half of the year. The list comprises 16 priorities, which, in addition to revising the criteria for selecting major taxpayers and approving the list of such taxpayers for 2027–2028, includes preparing amendments to subordinate legislation in line with the changes to tax policy for 2027.

The agency also plans to optimise internal procedures and strengthen its capacity to investigate tax offences. Furthermore, the State Tax Service intends to develop a new Voluntary Tax Compliance Programme in line with international best practice.

The report also presents the results of the State Tax Service’s activities for the first half of the year. The agency ensured an 11.3 per cent increase in revenue to the national public budget (NPB) compared with the first half of 2025. It also recorded a 15 per cent increase in tax liabilities accrued in the NPB.

Thanks to measures to combat the payment of wages ‘under the table’ and informal employment, the tax service increased revenue from tax liabilities by 29.5 per cent.


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