The deadlines for payment of the Municipal Property Tax (IMI) and the One-Time Circulation Tax (IUC) that expired on November 30 were extended to Friday due to computer problems verified on the financial portal, it was announced.
“In view of the computer restrictions temporarily checked on the Finance Portal on Wednesday morning and to safeguard taxpayers’ rights and warranties, payment deadlines for IMI and IUC that expired on November 30 were extended to the following day, December 2.” , the Ministry of Finance said in a statement.
According to the same note, no interest or penalties are due for extending the terms.
On Wednesday, access to the Finance Portal was temporarily unavailable because the digital certificate had expired, the Tax and Customs Administration (AT) announced at the time that there was no question of a computer attack.
“The renewal of the digital certificates of the Finance Portal is in progress, which means that the respective services are temporarily unavailable,” the AT said in a message to the editors, emphasizing that the regular renewal of security certificates is a preventive measure. measure and good practice in the field of computer security.
Source: DN
