The tax file of 50% of the payment instruments was formed

Mahmoud Alizadeh, appearing in a special news talk show on Monday night on Do Sima TV, added: “With the coordination of the Central Bank, we must either file a tax file for them or these devices must be cut off from the country’s banking system.”

He said: “According to Article 11 of the store terminal law, which states that acceptors or owners of payment instruments must have a tax file, about 50% have a tax file.

The technical and legal deputy of the Tax Affairs Organization, noting that we have not yet reached the point of having an online connection with the central bank to receive transactions or micro-transactions, said: “This possibility must be created and the necessary web services must be established to provide data.” And access bank account information, and by law this must happen.

Mr. Mahmoud Alizadeh added: “According to the information of the Central Bank, our studies show that out of about 12 and a half million payment instruments, about 3.8 million people with about 6 million payment instruments did not have tax files.”

He added: “If the organization of these payment instruments and transparency in the country’s payment system is not done, it will not be possible to fully organize the country’s financial event system and economic system.”

Mr. Alizadeh, emphasizing that we should have sympathies with the guilds and chambers, said: The director general of tax affairs is pursuing this issue.

The technical and legal deputy of the tax affairs organization added: if the payment instruments are active outside this system and are not connected to the financial event system and the tax affairs organization is not aware of how they operate, this gap will cause tax evasion.

He added: “Under no circumstances, as long as the value chain link is not broken; We do not collect any additional tax from the origin of production or import to the final consumer, more than 9%.