Explanations of Director General of Tax Affairs, Khorasan Razavi, regarding the issuance of the penalty requested by the employees

Mashhad - The Director General of Tax Affairs, Khorasan Razavi, gave an explanation to a number of Mashhad Tax Affairs employees regarding the issuance of a penalty.

Mashhad - The Director General of Tax Affairs, Khorasan Razavi, gave an explanation to a number of Mashhad Tax Affairs employees regarding the issuance of a penalty.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Jafar Ehsanimehr, following the publication of the news about the indictment of a number of employees of the Mashhad tax affairs, he provided explanations about this case.

Director General of Tax Affairs Khorasan Razavi added: The crimes mentioned in the published news are related to the years 1397 and before, and the judicial investigation on this matter has started since 1398, with the filing of a judicial case and the cooperation of the provincial tax affairs. In the past years, this case has been in the process of judicial review and has been delayed. In such a way that with the prolongation of the process of issuing the punishment request by the judicial authority, most of the defendants in the case have either retired or unfortunately have passed away.

Emphasizing the necessity of complying with the law, protecting the rights of taxpayers, and dealing with any administrative and financial violation, he clarified: legal and uncondescending treatment of violations is one of the basic principles of the activity of this general office, and administrative health, transparency, and protection of public trust are always emphasized.

Ehsani Mehr also emphasized the full cooperation of Khorasan Razavi Tax Affairs General Administration with regulatory and judicial authorities within the framework of laws and regulations and said: Continuous monitoring of employees' performance, prevention of violations and legal treatment of established cases are among the serious approaches of this general administration in order to protect the health of the administrative system.