The Undersecretary of State for Taxation (SET), dependent on the Ministry of Finance, reported the suspension of the registration of biometric data for the performance of procedures by taxpayers and those responsible to said State portfolio.
The new provision will take effect from August 1 of this fiscal year, according to general resolution No. 93/2021. The objective of the modification is to optimize the management and processes that support the tax system.
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Although the registration of biometric data is a secure mechanism that allows certainty of the identity of the people who register and carry out procedures with the institution, currently the tax administration is committed to the implementation of the digital signature, provided by Law No. 4,017 / 2010 and its amendments.
In this sense, the forthcoming adoption of the certified electronic signature to carry out procedures before the SET through computer systems will contribute to their being carried out in a secure manner, guaranteeing the identity, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation of the procedures.
Those interested in consulting general resolution No. 93/2021, can access the regulations / resolutions / 2021 section of the SET website (www.set.gov.py) or directly from this link: https://bit.ly/3iUycf2.
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In addition, the SET announced new payment facilities for taxpayers urged by the Treasury Advocacy of the Ministry of Finance, corresponding to debt certificates in coercive process, adapting them to the technical criteria and technological capacity of the SET.
Said procedure may be requested in relation to the pressing debts through the Treasury Lawyers’ Office, including the tribute, fines and surcharges recorded in the debt certificates, within the scope and limitations established in articles 7 and 8 of the resolution General Nº 9/2007 and its modifications.
The division in question will consist of a minimum initial delivery of 10% of the pressing debt and the balance may be requested up to 12 monthly installments, according to the proposal prepared by the Treasury Attorney.
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