Citizens of the Russian Federation are faced with the need to independently pay certain taxes: transport, income, land, property and others. As a rule, a corresponding receipt from the tax office comes for their payment, but sometimes it does not reach the addressee or is lost. The result is debt. There are several ways to determine which tax has not been paid.
Instructions
Step 1
Contact your local tax office and check with the debt officer for the information you are interested in. Despite the apparent simplicity, this process is quite troublesome. After all, it is necessary to stand in long lines and fill out a number of bureaucratic documents, and then again stand in line to receive information on debt. To solve this problem, the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation provides taxpayers with an online tax history.
Step 2
Register in the service "Personal account of the taxpayer", which allows you to find out all the necessary information on settlements with the budget. To do this, get a login and password from the tax office, then follow the link https://service.nalog.ru/lk/ and log in to the system. Go to the Tax Payments section and determine which tax has not yet been paid. Create and print your receipt.
Step 3
Go to the website of the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation at the link https://www.nalog.ru/. Open the section "Electronic services" and select the item "Find out your debts". In order to use this service, you do not need to pre-register with the tax office.
Step 4
Read the terms of data provision and click the "Yes, I agree" button. Fill in the taxpayer details to determine the tax arrears. Enter the verification code and click the "Find" button. Information about what tax you owe will appear. Otherwise, "No debt" will be indicated.
Step 5
Use mobile services to identify tax arrears. To do this, you need to write an SMS message, in which indicate your identification code, and send it to the number 8-950-341-00-00. In response, you will receive a message with information about the existing tax arrears.