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§ 23. Giving notification of changes in information

(1) Persons specified in §§ 18, 211 and 22 of this Act are required to notify the regional structural unit of the Tax and Customs Board of the termination of their activities, liquidation of their permanent establishment and changes in the information specified in §§ 19–21 and §§ 211 and 22 within five working days.

[RT I 2005, 57, 451 - entry into force 18.11.2005]

 

(2) [Repealed - RT I 2008, 27, 177 - entry into force 01.01.2009]

(3) A sole proprietor shall notify the registrar of the commercial register of the suspension of the activities of his or her enterprise, the seasonal and temporary activities of his or her enterprise pursuant to subsection 3 (3) of the Commercial Code. In the cases specified above, a person is deemed to be a sole proprietor for taxation purposes only during the period he or she is engaged in the activities.

§ 24. Making of register entry

(1) Persons specified in §§ 18 and 22 of this Act shall be entered in the register as on the date of submission of an application or as on a future date indicated in the application. A person specified in subsection 18 (11) may be registered in the register also retroactively by up to ten working days as of the date of the submission of the application.

(2) Register entries concerning the termination of activities, liquidation of the permanent establishment and changes in other register information regarding persons specified in §§ 18 and 22 of this Act shall be made as on the date specified by the person in the application. If the date specified in the application arrived earlier than five working days previously, the register entry shall be made as on the date of giving notification of the change in the information.

[RT I 2005, 25, 193 - entry into force 01.07.2005]  

§ 25. Refusal to make register entry

(1) If the information submitted by an applicant is incomplete or inaccurate, the Tax and Customs Board has the right to refuse to make a register entry and:

1) to draw the attention of the applicant to the deficiencies in the application or documents and to set a term for the deficiencies to be eliminated, or

2) to draw the attention of the applicant to the deficiencies in the application or documents and to return the documents submitted for registration.

 

(2) If deficiencies are not eliminated within the term set by the Tax and Customs Board, the application for registration shall be deemed not to have been submitted.

[RT I 2003, 88, 591 - entry into force 01.01.2004]  

Division 4 Tax Secrecy

§ 26. Protection of tax secrecy

(1) The tax authorities and officials and other staff thereof are required to maintain the confidentiality of information concerning taxable persons, including all media (decisions, acts, notices and other documents) concerning the taxable persons, information concerning the existence of media, business secrets and information subject to banking secrecy, which is obtained by the authorities, officials or other staff in the course of verifying the correctness of taxes paid, making an assessment of taxes, collecting tax arrears, conducting proceedings concerning violations of tax law or performing of other official duties (hereinafter tax secrecy). The obligation to maintain tax secrecy continues after the termination of a service relationship.

(2) Information subject to tax secrecy may only be disclosed with the written permission of the taxable person or in the cases specified in §§ 27-30 of this Act.

(21) The employees of an agency within the area of government of the Ministry of Finance, who are engaged in the maintenance and development of the information and communication systems of the tax authority, may have access to the tax secrecy.

[RT I, 13.12.2011, 1 - entry into force 01.01.2012]

 

(3) Unless otherwise provided by law, the officials and other public servants employed by the agencies which receive information concerning tax secrecy pursuant to §§ 28-30 of this Act or in the performance of their official duties and persons performing public law functions are required to maintain the confidentiality of any information concerning taxable persons which became known to them concerning the taxable person. The obligation to maintain tax secrecy continues after the termination of a service relationship.

[RT I 2004, 84, 569 - entry into force 01.01.2005]  

 

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