Tax evaders still offending years after detection

TAX evaders were still non-compliant years after they were first detected because of the Revenue Commissioners’ failure to carry out a re-audit programme, a Dáil committee heard yesterday.

Tax evaders still offending years after detection

Comptroller and Auditor General John Buckley said tax officials faced difficulties in assessing compliance levels and the rate of repeated offenders since re-audit programmes were cancelled back in 2002.

In a recent report, the comptroller& noted that there was a risk that taxpayers with a history of non-compliance would not change their behaviour and continue to under-declare income in the future.

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