Serious findings in Tax Authority audits in Haifa and its surroundings

(haipo) The National Bookkeeping Unit of the Tax Authority recently conducted audits in the northern and Sharon regions, in which 161 businesses were inspected. The findings show that 93 businesses – approximately 57% of those inspected – did not record income. In addition, numerous cases of violations of the Cash Reduction Law were discovered. The audits were conducted in, among other places, Haifa, Tiberias, Karmiel, Nazareth, Afula, Netanya and other localities.

Failure to record revenue at most stalls in Haifa markets

In an operation conducted in Haifa and the surrounding area, audits were conducted in the markets, and it was found that most of the stalls did not record income. In addition, conduct that was not in accordance with bookkeeping instructions, use of unapproved bookkeeping exemptions, and violations of the Cash Reduction Law were discovered. As part of the broader operation in the northern and Sharon regions, audit purchases and preliminary observations were carried out, and businesses from a variety of fields of activity were examined.

Tax Authority: We will continue to act anywhere and anytime against black money

The National Book Management Unit announced that it will continue to operate anywhere and at any time to enforce the provisions of the law, on an ongoing basis and in operations, as part of the Tax Authority's extensive activity against black money and tax evaders. According to the Tax Authority, the activity is being carried out within the framework of a policy of increasing enforcement activity to improve and maintain deterrence, which aims to bring about truthful reporting and the collection of truthful taxes, thereby increasing equality in the tax burden among citizens.