I have been hearing a lot of stories lately where there are very "bizarre" reminders and enforcement actions by DURS, for example when the balance on E-Taxes is 0.00, but there is an overpayment on one account and a debt on another.
Given that, after all, all the money flows into the same pot of the state budget, it would make sense that before DURS sends a reminder or even issues an enforcement notice, it would first look at the balances in the various accounts and then reconcile the various accounts.
Personally, it happens to me that I miscalculate the interest on late payment (even with the interest calculator on the judiciary's site :/) and then I have, say, a VAT debt of EUR 0.02. I think it is clear that I will not go to work on a new order for EUR 0.02, because (even with the help of our virtuous government) it is not cheap at all, and the fee will cost 20x as much as the debt itself. Usually, when I pay my contributions, for example, I add this debt to the payment, and then in the current situation, it is necessary to contact DURS so that these cents are then rolled into the right account.
Is it really not possible to make some changes around this? As far as IS is concerned, I don't think it should be a problem given how much we have paid for it, so it just needs to be changed a bit - presumably automatic settlement is not legally possible now.
I suggest the following: when the budget receives a transfer to an account, and after the clearing there is an overpayment on the account, the IS automatically checks the other accounts and if there is a debt on any of them, it is automatically settled as part of the overpayment of course.
Even if, for example, there is a debt on one account and then a payment is made to another account and there is an overpayment again, the IS could also automatically check if there is an overpayment on which account and cover it.
Imagine how much time our clerks would save by not having to monitor emails and then manually post things? I think that, given how many millions we have thrown out of the window for the tax IS, it should be able to perform such basic functions, and the officials will also have more time to chase the tycoons instead of the entrepreneurs who have from 0.01 to 10.00 tax debt.