The business union assures that the ruling of the TC does not reduce the amount of the taxes in dispute and asked the tax administration to respect the constitutional mandate.
As a result of the ruling of the Constitutional Court (TC) that eliminates the collection of default interest to debtor companies that have legal disputes with the State and the subsequent response from Sunat that demanded the annulment of the sentence, from trust They assured that the tax administration has to respect the institutional framework.
“Sunat’s actions to defy the TC ruling are unacceptable. Worse still, to do so by questioning the investiture of its members, the reputation of the companies and the tax reserve,” they detailed in a letter.
According to the business union, the ruling of the TC does not forgive tax debts or reduce the amounts of taxes at stake, it only corrects the “unconstitutional requirement of excess late payment interest”, product of non-compliance with the deadlines to resolve said judicial controversies from the Sunat or the Tax Court.
In addition, the Confiep indicated that the TC reaffirms that all taxpayers —from the gigantic companies to the smallest— have the right to question administrative acts without being penalized.
While, from ComexPerú, they argued that the way in which Sunat acts is malicious because it misrepresents the information about the debts that some companies would maintain.
“For ComexPerú, no one can be obliged to pay for delays in solving administrative claims. For this reason, from this sentence, what would be expected is that the Sunat improves its processes to be able to resolve the claims in a timely manner.“, they narrowed.
Source: Larepublica
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