Muscat – This warning comes as part of ongoing cooperation and coordination with other government agencies.
The Authority emphasized that failure to settle these fines will result in the implementation of legal measures as outlined in the system for collecting taxes, fees, and other amounts owed to governmental units.
According to Royal Decree No. 32/94 and its executive regulations, all transactions with government entities will be halted until any outstanding fines are paid.
In light of this, the Authority emphasizes the importance of compliance with this alert warning and calls upon suppliers to rectify their financial obligations to avoid disruptions in their business operations.
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