Head of Taxation Division: Tax and welfare systems will be connected to eliminate potential subsidy recipients in order to achieve social justice and prevent simultaneous payment of heavy taxes and receipt of subsidies by capitalists, speeding up the data exchange process between the tax system and the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare. In advanced economic patterns and based on global experiences, there is a solid connection between the tax system and the welfare system under the title "income tax"; The logic according to which, the amount of tax paid and the subsidy that people receive should be proportional to each other. Based on this, it is not acceptable for a person who is financially well off by paying high taxes to benefit from a subsidy or similar government support at the same time. In order to establish this integrated support and tax system, bills have been prepared in recent years and are currently being examined by the special committees of the Islamic Council. However, since it is not necessary to stop some of the steps until the law is approved, an inter-ministerial cooperation approach is on the agenda. For this purpose, the tax affairs organization relies on the information available in its databases, and especially in the frequent note 169 database, and provides the data and information related to the financial resources of individuals to the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare. This data helps the Ministry of Welfare more accurately identify people who are not eligible to receive subsidies or vouchers and provide government support resources to those in real need.

Head of Taxation Division: Tax and welfare systems will be connected to eliminate potential subsidy recipients in order to achieve social justice and prevent simultaneous payment of heavy taxes and receipt of subsidies by capitalists, speeding up the data exchange process between the tax system and the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare. In advanced economic patterns and based on global experiences, there is a solid connection between the tax system and the welfare system under the title "income tax"; The logic according to which, the amount of tax paid and the subsidy that people receive should be proportional to each other. Based on this, it is not acceptable for a person who is financially well off by paying high taxes to benefit from a subsidy or similar government support at the same time. In order to establish this integrated support and tax system, bills have been prepared in recent years and are currently being examined by the special committees of the Islamic Council. However, since it is not necessary to stop some of the steps until the law is approved, an inter-ministerial cooperation approach is on the agenda. For this purpose, the tax affairs organization relies on the information available in its databases, and especially in the frequent note 169 database, and provides the data and information related to the financial resources of individuals to the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare. This data helps the Ministry of Welfare more accurately identify people who are not eligible to receive subsidies or vouchers and provide government support resources to those in real need.