OREANDA-NEWS. July 21, 2011. According to the Chief State Tax Inspection’s report, the state budget receipts in January-June 2011 totaled 2,289.6 million leis (93.2 percent of the planned amount); receipts of the political subdivisions’ budgets – 1,465 million leis (105%); receipts of the social insurance budget – 3,073.3 million leis (100.6%), obligatory medical insurance funds – 743.5 million leis (107.4%).

Receipts of incomes administered by the Chief State Tax Inspection to the national public budget in January-June this year increased by 546.6 million leis (7.8%) in comparison with the same period last year. State budget receipts increased by 26.6 million leis (1.2%), political subdivisions’ budgets’ receipts - by 187.9 million leis (14.7%), social insurance budget receipts – by 265.4 million leis (9.5%), obligatory medical insurance funds’ receipts – by 66.7 million leis (9.8%).

Tax bodies forcibly collected 118.7 million leis from taxpayers having debts in January-June, including 86.4 million leis from bank accounts of debtors and their debtors, 24 million leis – from cash of economic agents-debtors, 7.3 million leis – as voluntary payment after seizure of property and 1 million leis – from sales of confiscated property. Since the beginning of 2011, the Chief State Tax Inspection attached accounts of 6,092 economic agents. It also attached property worth 230.1 million leis that will be sold and the money will be received by the budget.