A tax return can be filed in several ways. One of the most convenient is to send a declaration via mail. This will save you from unnecessary running around and save both your time and the time of the tax authorities.
Instructions
Step 1
To send a tax return, you need to use only postal services that are licensed to engage in the relevant type of activity.
Step 2
You should send the declaration as a registered item, while making an inventory of the attachment. That is, the sender should have a receipt and an inventory of the attachment in his hands with the seals or stamps of the postal employee, provided for by postal rules. The date of dispatch must be stated. The submitted declaration must be indicated in the inventory of the attachment.
Step 3
The declaration must be sent exactly to the postal address of the inspectorate, to which the taxpayer must report and be completed in full and in accordance with the established norms with seals and / or signatures.
Step 4
If the tax authority accepts the declaration, the date of its submission automatically becomes the date of submission of the declaration. If the declaration is not accepted, the corresponding notification is sent to the taxpayer by registered mail.
Step 5
The reader may have a quite reasonable question: why, when personally submitting a tax return, so much attention is paid to the confirmation of the identity and authority of the surrender, while the declaration can be sent by mail by anyone? It is difficult to answer, but such a paradoxical situation takes place.
Step 6
But at the same time that sending a tax return by mail is a very convenient way of submitting it, many taxpayers are very wary of it. They believe that the cases of loss of declaration in this case increase, both temporarily and permanently. Of course, if you have all the documents on the submission of the declaration, then the taxpayer will prove his case. But before that, tax authorities may spoil his blood by taking measures to block the taxpayer's current accounts. This is one of the most common sanctions imposed by tax authorities for non-submission of a tax return.
