Yes!, the SAT reports debtor taxpayers to the Credit Bureau

He Tax Administration Service (SAT) has increased measures against taxpayers who fail to comply with their tax obligations, warning that they can not only be reported to the credit bureaubut they also face the possible freezing of your bank accounts.

This strategy aligns with similar practices used by banks to manage unpaid creditsand reflects a broader effort by the SAT to ensure tax compliance.

Taxpayers who do not respond to multiple contact attempts through the tax mailbox will be the main objectives of these measures.

As with banks, Failure to pay tax debts will allow the SAT to share negative information with credit companieswhich could severely limit access to new credit for those affected.

This action could have a lasting impact on the taxpayer’s credit historyaffecting your ability to make future significant purchases such as a car or the use of credit cards.

Additionally, the SAT now has the ability to access bank secrecywhich could intensify the consequences for debtor taxpayers.

How to verify debts with the SAT and avoid consequences?

For taxpayers interested in check your tax situation and avoid falling into non-compliance, the SAT provides a clear procedure through its official portal.

The steps include enter the site with the RFC and password user, select “Internet Services”, then “Request in Folder” and finally “Clarifications”.

Here, taxpayers can consult and manage any registered debtincluding the possibility of clarifying debts directly related to the credit bureau.

Impact of not submitting the annual declaration to the SAT:

The deadline to submit the annual declaration concluded on April 30, 2024and those who did not comply face not only fines but also negative impacts on their credit history.

To mitigate these consequences, the SAT offers the option to make a clarification free at any time of the year, applicable to debts already paid, guaranteed or in dispute.

In summary, the SAT is strengthening its focus on tax collection and the regulation of tax compliance.

Taxpayers must be proactive in manage your tax situation to avoid severe penalties which include reporting to the credit bureau and freezing bank accounts, measures that reflect the growing collaboration of the SAT with Credit Information Companies to influence citizens’ financing capacity.

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