An official source expected the government to extend the decision to exempt fines for taxpayers who have tax credits and fines and allow their payment.

The source said in a statement to "opinion" that the decision of the exemption that ended yesterday is likely to be extended by the Council of Ministers after the income and income tax department witnessed a heavy congestion on the last day of the period allowed by the taxpayers who did not submit tax returns for previous years and those who attended To take advantage of the decision to exempt the fines to pay the balances incurred or deducted from the taxes of customs or customs duties or financial claims to the Directorate of Public Funds in the Ministry of Finance.

The source also pointed out that the impending decision of the extension comes after the demands of representatives of the private sector to give the taxpayers more time to benefit from the exemption decision.

The Income and Sales Tax Department earlier called taxpayers who had tax credits or fines levied on them to take the initiative to take advantage of the cabinet decision under which the exemption from fines was extended until the end of April.

The Chamber explained that the extension decision was made with the aim of making it easier for those who were unable to pay their outstanding balances during the previous extension periods.

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