Financial difficulties – business taxpayers, companies, corporate entities
If you are behind in your payments, the Tax Administration will send you a reminder. If you are unable to pay the tax by the due date given in the reminder, you can ask for an extension of due date.
With the reminder, you get additional time to pay
A payment reminder about unpaid taxes is sent as part of the monthly summary in MyTax. The summary indicates the due date for paying the tax. In addition, the reminder tells what is the consequence of not paying by the extended due date. The summary may also contain a notice on transfer to enforcement. You can check the exact amount to pay, including interest, in MyTax.
Requesting a payment arrangement because of temporary financial difficulties
If you are unable to pay the tax by the due date given in the reminder, you can ask for a payment arrangement
- in MyTax
- by calling our service number on 029 497 028 (standard call rates).
See the instructions:
Taxes that have been sent to the enforcement authorities must be paid to them
The reminder may contain information on transferring your debt to enforcement. If the due date printed on the reminder has passed and the tax remains unpaid, we transfer the matter to the enforcement authorities.
If your tax has been sent to the enforcement authorities, you must pay it to them.
Information on unpaid taxes is published on the Tax Debt Register
The reminder may contain information on your debt being recorded in the Tax Debt Register. If the due date printed on the reminder has passed and the tax remains unpaid, we publish the unpaid tax on the Tax Debt Register.
Read more about the Tax Debt Register
Information on unpaid taxes is published on the Protest List
The reminder may contain a notice informing you that the Tax Administration will report unpaid VAT, withholding tax and employer’s health insurance contributions for public disclosure (on the protest list). If taxes remain unpaid after the due date printed on the reminder, the Tax Administration will submit them for publication as negative credit information.