Article 156 imposes an 'Additional Tax' (late payment penalty) of 1% per month on any outstanding tax that remains unpaid after its due date. This penalty is calculated monthly for as long as the tax remains unpaid. This acts as a deterrent against delays and compensates the state for the lost time-value of the revenue. However, the Law provides the Chairman with the authority to grant relief—either partial or total—from this additional tax, according to the specific rules and circumstances defined in the Executive Regulations of the Law.
Part 5 - Tax Assessment and Collection
Chapter 3 - Tax Collection and Refund
Section 2 - Tax Collection
Article 156
[GTL Notes: Additional Tax]
An additional tax shall be charged at %1 per month of the outstanding amount of the tax payable and due but not paid by the due date for payment for the period during which this tax remains unpaid. The Chairman may grant relief of the whole or part of the additional tax in accordance with the rules specified in the Executive Regulation of this Law.
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