[Without prejudice to the instances of Tax Evasion referred to in the [Tax Procedures Law], if it is proven that a Person who is not a Registrant acquires Goods referred to in Clause 3 of Article 48 of this Decree-Law, claiming that he is a Registrant, he shall be considered as having committed Tax Evasion and shall be penalised in accordance with the [Tax Procedures Law].
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Article 77 establishes a specific act constituting tax evasion, without prejudice to other instances defined in the Tax Procedures Law. It stipulates that if a person who is not a tax registrant acquires goods as specified under Clause 3 of Article 48 of this Decree-Law by falsely claiming to be a registrant, they shall be considered to have committed tax evasion. This provision directly addresses the fraudulent acquisition of certain goods by misrepresenting tax status. The penalties for such an offence are determined in accordance with the provisions of the referenced Tax Procedures Law.
Title 9 - Violations and Penalties
Article 77
Tax Evasion
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