Tax pardon 2026: Penalty and violation waivers
The General Directorate of Payments at the Ministry of Finance has issued detailed procedures as part of the tax amnesty for the year 2026. These procedures include waiving penalties for overdue payments, collection fines, and related collection expenses. Additionally, they offer a settlement allowing for a 50% reduction on certain administrative tax violations and tax regulations. To benefit from these procedures, taxpayers must submit a payment schedule before June 30, 2026, pay the first installment in full, and settle the remaining amounts in three installments spread over up to five years. This applies to debts incurred before January 2026, debts resulting from tax audits or employment decisions notified before June 20, 2026, as well as judicial debts related to performance disputes. The amnesty also allows for waiving half of the violation amounts before June 20, 2026, under the same payment conditions. The measure also includes a reduction in administrative fines, provided the principal amount is paid upon declaration or registration. Taxpayers are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity before the deadlines expire and are advised to contact the Tax Guidance Center at the specified number.
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