If you are going to pay your debts, sell your property!

With a regulation that is being prepared by the finance ministry for the new year, those who owe the state can obtain tax clearance and sell property in their possession, if they commit to pay all or part of their debt with the money they will receive.

To facilitate those who want to but do not have enough money to pay the hikes and their debts to the state, the plan of the ministry predicts that each taxpayer can receive a tax clearance certificate to sell property, if they sign and pledge that the transfer is made to accommodate the debt. The transfer contract will be attached to the tax clearance certificate, certifying the debt to the tax or customs office.

The notaries that will draw up the act of transfer must reserve and pay the agreed amounts of debt to the tax or customs office that issued the certificates, within three working days from the drafting of the contract.

The current legal system provides that a taxpayer with debts to tax and customs offices can not receive a tax clearance certificate even if he states that he will sell the property to settle his remaining debts. Tax clearance certificates are issued only to borrowers who are already under debt adjustment and pay their installments on time.