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Home Jordan News Government: Anyone who has customs violations can pay the original amount 07-11-2024 09:43 AM Ammon News - On Thursday, Minister of State for Economic Affairs Muhannad Shehadeh stated that the government's measures are intended to rebuild trust between taxpayers and the tax system while injecting liquidity into the Jordanian market. He stated that the government's economic plan was a realization of the vision for economic modernization in practice. Shehadeh emphasized that individuals with customs violations can settle the original fee, noting that 90% of the penalties have been waived. The minister urged all taxpayers with outstanding cases at the Ministry of Finance to come forward and address them.

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Government: Anyone who has customs violations can pay the original amount

07-11-2024 09:43 AM

Ammon News - On Thursday, Minister of State for Economic Affairs Muhannad Shehadeh stated that the government's measures are intended to rebuild trust between taxpayers and the tax system while injecting liquidity into the Jordanian market.

He stated that the government's economic plan was a realization of the vision for economic modernization in practice.

Shehadeh emphasized that individuals with customs violations can settle the original fee, noting that 90% of the penalties have been waived.

The minister urged all taxpayers with outstanding cases at the Ministry of Finance to come forward and address them.

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