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In most of EU, the tax authority first asks you nicely to fix your mistake, and only if you don't, they confiscate the owed amount plus a small fine (given that
by throwaway10507 3y ago
In most of EU, the tax authority first asks you nicely to fix your mistake, and only if you don't, they confiscate the owed amount plus a small fine (given that it's your first offense and they don't see it as intentional fraud).
I used to have my life in serious disorder and they confiscated the owed tax three times from me. Never got fined more than $100, though I had to call and apologize the second and third time to have it reduced from ~$500.
- raverbashing 3y agoYeah, you're paying the tax owed, not much way around that unless you have allowed deductions or something else But the higher fines/criminal charge are usually for very, very egregious failures to pay