Tax Administration: Summer Tourist Season Results Confirm Effectiveness of Risk-Based Controls

During the summer tourist season, the Tax Administration directed inspections towards coastal and tourist centers, with a special focus on hospitality establishments, beach bars, nightclubs, and private accommodation providers. These results are a consequence of applying risk analysis in planning and directing inspections, allowing inspection capacities to focus on taxpayers and activities with the highest likelihood of irregularities. Instead of increasing the number of controls, the Tax Administration continuously improves the methodology for selecting taxpayers for inspection, achieving better results with more rational use of available inspection capacities. Through these activities, the Tax Administration aims to improve tax discipline and encourage voluntary tax compliance, protecting compliant taxpayers and ensuring equal conditions for all market participants. Inspection controls will continue at the same intensity after the summer season, focusing on regular economic activities and preparations for the upcoming winter season, all to strengthen tax discipline and protect public interests. Citizens who notice irregularities in taxpayers' operations can report them by calling the free number 19707 or via the platform 'Be Responsible,' thereby contributing to the fight against the informal economy and maintaining a fair business environment.