Article 159 bis 7 clarifies that although small enterprises enjoy a simplified tax rate and rules, they are not exempt from the Law's core investigative and anti-avoidance powers. Specifically, provisions related to the Authority's right to information (Articles 21-25), judicial enforcement (Article 27), confidentiality (Articles 28-29), and international double taxation/anti-avoidance (Articles 124-133) remain fully applicable. This ensures that while small businesses have a lower administrative burden, the Tax Authority maintains its ability to audit them, combat tax evasion, and fulfill international transparency obligations.
Part 5 bis - Provisions Relating to Tax on Enterprises
Chapter 1 - Basic Rules
Article 159 bis 7
[GTL Notes: Preservation of certain General Provisions]
Application of the provisions of this section may not result in breaching the provisions of the Articles from 21 to 25, from 27 to 34 and from 124 to 133 and Article 189 of this Law.
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