Real Decreto 243/1995, de 17 de febrero, por el que se dictan normas para la gestión del Impuesto sobre Actividades Económicas y se regula la delegación de competencias en materia de gestión censal de dicho impuesto. | BOE-A-1995-5917 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 243/1995, de 17 de febrero, por el que se dictan normas para la gestión del Impuesto sobre Actividades Económicas y se regula la delegación de competencias en materia de gestión censal de dicho impuesto.

This article states that the Royal Decree’s purpose is to approve rules for managing the Economic Activities Tax and to regulate delegation of powers for census management of that tax.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1995-5917
Version
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Language
es
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La inspección del Impuesto sobre Actividades Económicas corresponde a los órganos competentes de la Administración tributaria del Estado, que pueden comprobar, investigar, liquidar y notificar cambios en los censos. Article 19 is repealed. A baja or variation filing takes effect in the next tax period, and if a late baja includes a cessation date from an earlier year, the declarant must prove that date. The census-management body must notify the interested party when it learns of undeclared starts, changes, or cessations of taxable activities, give 15 days for objections, and then may make the relevant census entry, change, or removal and notify the taxpayer. The exercise of taxed activities may be proven by any evidence admissible in law, especially several listed types of tax, business, and administrative records.