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Spanish tax agency resumes sending 'fear letters' to taxpayers
Original: hacienda
Spain's tax agency, Hacienda, has resumed sending its so-called 'cartas del miedo' — warning letters to taxpayers, giving them ten working days to respond. Outlets including El Economista and El Debate report the campaign is underway again this week. A former tax inspector, Emilio Baena, told ABC that inspectors can earn around 110,000 euros gross, drawing attention to the agency's staffing and salaries.
Why now: Hacienda has restarted sending warning letters to taxpayers, prompting coverage of the agency and its practices.
Hacienda (Spanish tax agency)El EconomistaEl DebateEmilio BaenaABC
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Evidence
- Hacienda está enviando las 'cartas del miedo' a los contribuyentes estas semanas: tienen diez días hábiles para contestar · El Economista
- Hacienda retoma el envío de «cartas del miedo» · El Debate
- Emilio Baena, exinspector de Hacienda: «Se puede llegar a cobrar unos 110.000 euros brutos. El 80-85% depende solo de ir a trabajar y el resto, de los bonus» · ABC
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