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ARTICLE  25  A:  WHEN  IMPROPER  SUBSIDIES  ARE  RECEIVED  OR  WITHOUT  BEING  ENTITLED  TO  IT,  A  TAX  INCENTIVE  OR  SUBSIDY  IS  ACCREDITED

When  people  for  their  own  acts  or  omissions  receive  improper  subsidies,  they  must  reimburse  the  amount  improperly  received,  updated  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  article  17-A  of  this  Code  --610-Art.  17A--.  In  addition,  they  must  pay  surcharges  under  the  terms  of  article  21  of  this  Code  --613-Art.  21--,  on  the  amounts  improperly  received,  which  will  be  calculated  from  the  date  on  which  they  received  the  subsidy  and  until  the  date  on  which  the  amount  improperly  received  is  returned  to  the  federal  tax  authorities.

When  a  person  improperly  delivers  a  subsidy,  the  amount  of  which  has  been  credited  by  said  person  against  the  payment  of  federal  contributions,  such  accreditation  will  be  inadmissible.

When,  without  having  the  right  to  do  so,  a  tax  incentive  or  subsidy  is  accredited  against  the  payment  of  federal  contributions,  or  is  made  in  an  amount  greater  than  that  which  is  entitled,  the  tax  authorities  shall  demand  the  payment  of  the  updated  omitted  contributions  and  of  the  accessories  that  correspond.

Tax  incentives  or  subsidies  can  only  be  credited  up  to  the  amount  of  tax  payments  that  must  be  paid.  If  the  subsidies  or  tax  incentives  is  greater  than  the  amount  of  the  contribution  to  be  paid,  only  the  tax  incentives  or  subsidy  will  be  credited  up  to  the  amount  of  the  payment.

When,  for  a  tax  paid  through  the  accreditation  of  a  tax  incentive  or  a  subsidy,  a  complementary  declaration  is  presented  reducing  the  amount  of  the  tax  paid  by  the  taxpayer,  only  the  refund  of  the  amounts  in  favor  will  be  applicable  when  they  derive  from  a  payment  actually  made.