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KLSH: Borxhi doganor u rrit me 26% në 2025, arriti në 61.8 miliardë lekë

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Borxhi i papaguar ndaj administratës doganore arriti në 61.83 miliardë lekë në fund të vitit 2025, 25.9% më shumë se një vit më parë.

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Në vitin 2025 që i parapriu nisjes së zbatimit të faljes fiskale, borxhi i papaguar ndaj administratës doganore arriti në 61.83 miliardë lekë, me një rritje të fortë prej 25.9% krahasuar me një vit më parë. Sipas Kontrollit të Lartë të Shtetit, rreth 77% e detyrimeve janë më të vjetra se pesë vjet, ndërsa në mijëra raste nuk janë ndërmarrë në kohë procedurat për rikuperimin e tyre, duke rritur rrezikun që një pjesë e konsiderueshme e borxhit të mbetet e pambledhshme. Raporti i KLSH-së mbi zbatimin e buxhetit 2025 vëren se detyrimet doganore u rritën me 12.71 miliardë lekë brenda vitit, nga 49.12 miliardë lekë në fund të vitit 2024 në 61.83 miliardë lekë në dhjetor 2025. Në të njëjtën periudhë, numri i rasteve debitore u shtua me 520, ose 12.3%, duke arritur në 4,763. Pjesa më e madhe e rritjes së borxhit, rreth 9.49 miliardë lekë, ose 74.7%, ka ardhur nga penalitetet e vendosura sipas vendimeve të autoritetit doganor. Ndërkohë, 3.19 miliardë lekë të rritjes lidhen me detyrime të reja…

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KLSH: Borxhi doganor u rrit me 26% në 2025, arriti në 61.8 miliardë lekë

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Borxhi i papaguar ndaj administratës doganore arriti në 61.83 miliardë lekë në fund të vitit 2025, 25.9% më shumë se një vit më parë.

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