The government has firmly stated that it will not amend the controversial tax arrest law, despite growing pressure from business groups and opposition parties. Officials clarified that the existing provisions empower tax authorities to arrest individuals involved in serious tax fraud, and the law will remain unchanged. The finance ministry defended the move as essential for deterring tax evasion and reinforcing fiscal discipline.
The government has decided not to revise the tax arrest law, maintaining its authority to detain individuals involved in serious tax fraud. Despite criticism from business circles, officials insist the law is vital for curbing tax evasion and upholding financial accountability.
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