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曾姓男子欠稅524萬被管收 母親現場繳納100萬獲釋
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曾姓男子欠稅524萬被管收 母親現場繳納100萬獲釋

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曾姓男子因未辦理稅籍登記銷售3C產品及鍋具,經補徵營業稅及罰鍰後未繳納,欠稅罰鍰及利息共524萬餘元,且提領銀行存款一空無法清償,遭行政執行署新北分署聲請管收。9月8日其母親現場繳納100萬元並具保後,曾男見母親相擁而泣,隨即獲釋。

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曾姓男子於2015年5月至2018年12月間在網路平台銷售3C產品及鍋具,未依規定辦理稅籍登記,經財政部北區國稅局補徵營業稅並處以罰鍰,其提起行政救濟敗訴確定,相關案件自2020年7月起移送行政執行署新北分署執行。

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年約50歲的曾姓男子欠稅、罰鍰及利息約524萬餘元,且將銀行存款提領一空、無法提出合理清償方案,行政執行署新北分署因此於9月4日向新北地院聲請管收獲准,4日後其母親籌款100萬元到場,辦理分期繳納,並書立擔保書作保,母子見面當場相擁而泣,陳男隨即獲釋。

新北分署指出,曾男於2015年5月至2018年12月間,於網路平台銷售3C產品及鍋具,因未依規定辦理稅籍登記,經財政部北區國稅局補徵營業稅及處以罰鍰,陳男不服提起行政救濟,經最高行政法院判決其敗訴確定在案。相關案件自2020年7月起陸續移送新北分署執行,應納金額合計506萬餘元,經執行其銀行存款等債權,僅徵起約5000元,尚欠524萬餘元(含法定利息)。

行政執行官調查發現,陳男於國稅局通知查帳後,陸續將其銀行存款提領一空,其中90萬元轉帳至其母親銀行帳戶,另有470餘萬元,則於1個月內密集分次提領數萬元不等的小額現金。

新北分署通知陳男到場報告財產狀況及履行義務,陳男說90萬是跟母親借款用以購買中古車,400多萬元是其母賣屋借給他經營網拍及代購事業,都是借款,但提不出證據。

新北分署再通知陳男於9月4日履行義務,他到場表示,每月僅能繳納18000元(將超過29年),因無法提出合理清償方案,當日向法院聲請管收獲准。

9月8日,新北分署借提陳男出所,他透過電話與其母親聯絡後未久,其母親即攜帶100萬元現金到場,辦理分期繳納並書立擔保書作保,陳男見母親現身,快步向前擁抱,二人相擁而泣,其母輕拍其背安慰表示「回來就好」。

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  • 曾男提領的470餘萬元現金目前去向何處?
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