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Tuesday, 21.05.2013, 14:55
Tax debt in Estonia grew by 10.6 million euros in a month
Juhan Tere, BC, Tallinn,, 12.07.2012.
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Print versionAccording to the Estonian Tax and Customs Board, companies and private individuals owed the state 361.5 million euros at the beginning of July, which was by 10.6 million euros more than a month ago, Äripäev Online reports.
The number of persons who had tax debts was 54,127. 37,510 of them were private individuals, who owed a total of 31 million euros and 16,617 corporate persons who owed around 330 million euros, reported LETA.
100.8 million euros of the total debt belongs to bankrupt or liquidated companies.
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