sDid you know that you can pay your taxes by direct debit? By sticking to these means of payment, you end up avoiding forgetfulness, and thus not complying with the tax authorities.
In the Finance Portal, the IRS (AT) highlights the following Benefits of paying taxes by direct debit🇧🇷
- Stop worrying about the deadline for paying your tax obligations and thus avoid penalties and late payment interest;
- You no longer have to travel to pay taxes and waste time in queues;
- You know in advance the amounts to be paid, AT sends a debit notice to your account approximately 14 days prior to its completion date, so if any anomalies are detected, you can always deactivate/change it. as well as checking whether the bank account is provided with the necessary amount;
- You can change or deactivate a previously authorized direct debit order at any time.
Avoid forgetting, pay taxes by direct debit. pic.twitter.com/gDZDwHpf8U
– AT – Tax and Customs Administration (AUT_TRIB_ADUA) November 8, 2022
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