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Scrapping of tax bills extended to 31 March

The scrapping of tax bills will still be possible until March 31st – An amendment approved by the Senate meeting which extends the original deadline set to February 28th by the 2014 Stability Law – The extension will now also have to be approved by the Chamber.

Scrapping of tax bills extended to 31 March

The amendment was included in decree law 151, the so-called "Save Rome", whose deadline for parliamentary ratification is, coincidentally, the same February 28th.

The so-called "scrapping" of the files consists of the possibility offered to taxpayers to settle the debts emerging from tax reports or executive assessments entrusted to collection by 31 October with the payment of taxes and penalties, but without interest for delayed registration and without the moratorium ones. The condition is that payment is made by 28 February and in a single solution. As anticipated by "FIRSTonline" on Tuesday 18 February, this deadline of 28 February will be extended and for the new deadline the Parliament is choosing the date of 31 March.

Although we always think of the Equitalia files, the provisions of the stability law concern all debts owed to state offices, tax agencies, Regions, Provinces and Municipalities (therefore also fines for infringements of the highway code), entrusted to all agents of the collection, not only in Equitalia. The Senate has clarified that also the payment requests notified with the instrument of the tax injunction, as well as those registered in the role, can be affected by the benefits of the so-called "scrapping".

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