Creative journalism created the chaos in the tax administration – Romsdals Budstikke

the tax administration were working Thursday evening on the blast to find out how Today’s Businesses had gained access to last year’s ligningstall, the day before the figures should be published.

To the NTB says the newspaper’s editor-in-chief, Amund Djuve, that it is not a matter of some leakage in the tax administration, but that it is creative journalism.

– By doing completely ordinary search at kredittopplysningsselskap, answer Most of the questions about how they obtained the numbers.

Creative journalism

Most say the numbers located at kredittopplysningsselskaper, and that by searching on the names you are interested in, you’ll get numbers there.

– We have not received skattelistene, there are no leaks, there is no hacking, it is completely undramatic. It is just creative journalism, ” says Djuve.

Skattetallene was planned for the published clock 3 the night of Friday.

– It should not be technically possible to get access to the data through our systems before it, ” says the officer in the tax administration, Merete Jebsen, to the NTB.

– Unfortunate

Ligningssakene from Today’s Business eventually led to that the tax administration did skattelistene available for the press the clock 23 Thursday, four hours before the scheduled.

– Skattelistene shall be distributed to the press at the same time. That skattelistene has been publicly available through the kredittselskap is in our view very unfortunate. We will carefully consider whether there is a need to tighten the regulations for the distribution of ligningsopplysninger to the credit reference agencies, ” says communications director Mariken Holter in a press release.

Ligningssaker

Already at the 19-time on Thursday was there are several cases out there with ligningstall for several famous people, including the sisters Katharina (21), and Alexandra Andresen (20) having a formuesøkning 2.4 billion last year.

Simple search at kredittopplysningsselskap also revealed that the blogger Sophie Elise Isachsen doubled revenue from 2014 to 2015, and brought out 2.5 million on its operations last year, and that Wordfeud-founder, Håkon Bertheussen (33), femdoblet fortune , which is now at almost 50 million.