He Tax Administration Service (SAT) It has detected firms that offer schemes to employers that pretend to be treated as pension plans, in order to evade the payment of contributions for the payroll of their workers.
Through these practices, money is delivered to active workers and pretends that they are payments for retirement, pensions or other forms of withdrawalwhen in reality it is the payment of the payroll, in order not to consider them as part of the worker’s salary and treat them as income exempt from income tax “
explained the tax authority.
In a statement, the public prosecutor commented that these schemes are a crime punishable by up to 13 years in prison.
On the other hand, he accused that this crime also affects the health, housing and pension benefits of workers. So he called for employers not to hire the aforementioned schemes and for workers to protect their rights and report any anomaly in [email protected] “For more information, consult Criterion 48/ISR/NV published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on April 25 of this year,” recalled the SAT.
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