During the Christmas holidays, Italians will not receive tax bills. This was announced by the Revenue Agency, explaining that notifications will be suspended from 23 December to 6 January, "with the aim of avoiding inconvenience to taxpayers in this particular period of the year".
Almost 255 documents will therefore remain frozen: only those that are mandatory (less than 13) will be sent, mostly via Pec.
THE RANKING BY REGION, LAZIO IN THE LEAD
In the regional ranking of the number of suspended documents, Lazio is in the lead, where 35.739 documents will be suspended. Followed by Campania (34.971) and Lombardy (29.902). Immediately off the podium is Veneto (28.481).
From fifth position onwards, the ranking is as follows: Tuscany (18.516), Puglia (17.561), Emilia Romagna (17.486), Calabria (13.787), Piedmont (12.449), Umbria (9.058), Sardinia (8.988), Liguria (7.554 ), Abruzzo (5.836), Marche (4.933), Basilicata (3.739), Friuli Venezia Giulia (3.478), Trentino Alto Adige (1.186), Molise (689) and finally Valle d'Aosta with 464 documents frozen during the Christmas holidays .
Among the big cities, Rome is in first place with 27.012 suspended notifications, followed by Naples (22.384) and Milan (9.802).
FOLDERS UNDER CONTROL WITH ONLINE SERVICES
However, the Revenue Agency - Collection points out that even in these two weeks taxpayers can use the online services available on the website and on the Equiclick app from PCs, smartphones and tablets.7
Through these tools it is possible to verify one's debt situation, request installments or suspension of folders, check the existence of any payment requests, receive a text message or an e-mail signaling the expiry of an installment or the arrival of a new file, or submit the application to join the scrapping-ter of files from home.
