According to the Budget Law, the new terminals will communicate in real time with the Revenue Agency and will integrate with the cash registers, simplifying the procedures. The merchants will have to adapt
The disruptions to Bancomat, Pagobancomat and credit cards in Italy, which began on November 28, are caused by damage to a supply network. Worldline and Nexi are working to resolve the problem, while the Bank of Italy is monitoring the situation
Tap to Pay also lands in Italy, the Apple service that will allow traders and freelancers to accept contactless payments directly with their iPhone. Here's how it works, the advantages and compatible platforms
To compensate for the closure of traditional bank branches in small towns, the 2024 budget provides for the possibility of withdrawing cash through the POS terminals present in commercial establishments, but with a maximum limit of 250 euros
An agreement has been found to reduce commissions on transactions of up to 30 euros made with Pos. Now the ball is in the hands of the banks and circuit managers
The pandemic has driven the spread of digital payments - utilities, hospitality and public transport are the sectors with the largest increase
Prime Minister Meloni unlocks the impasse on the Budget Maneuver by dropping Forza Italia's amendment on the criminal amnesty for tax crimes - Tomorrow the Maneuver in the Montecitorio hall and the vote of confidence on Friday
The Government presented the definitive amendments to the 2023 Maneuver - From POS to mortgages, from RDC to pensions, here is the latest news on the Maneuver
The Maneuver is in line with the recommendations of Brussels which, however, criticizes measures on cash, POS, pensions and tax truce - Giorgetti: "Satisfied, national owls denied"
Bankitalia rejects the measures on cash and on the Pos and on the flat tax: "it increases the discrepancies between employees and the self-employed". Istat on basic income: "The cut will affect 1 out of 5"
Unless there are changes in Parliament, which however would be a problem with Europe, sanctions will come into effect from 30 June for those who do not accept the Pos: here's how much they amount
Inconvenience throughout Italy for electronic payments: ATMs, POS and cards in blackout. No cyber attack but a technical problem involving the Nexi circuit
The Government finds a compromise on the new Pnrr decree - On the other hand, there is still discussion on the fiscal delegation and above all on the land registry reform - Draghi reassures, but the parties argue
About-face: the sanctions for those who do not allow customers to pay with cards or debit cards were to come into effect on January 1st but in extremis Parliament approved an amendment that postpones everything by a year
From 2022, the obligation to have a Pos will not be enough: those who do not accept payment by ATM will pay a fine of 30 euros plus 4% of the rejected transaction
From July 1, news arrives that will change everyone's life - From the tax credit on POS to payroll increases, from cash to the holiday bonus, here's what changes
From 1 July, professionals and businesses are entitled to a tax credit equal to 30% of the expenses incurred when collecting an electronic payment - There are also penalties (to say the least cumbersome) for those who do not accept debit and credit cards…
Green light for the harsher penalties for tax evaders, but Italia Viva votes against and splits the majority - The text still passes from the commission to the Chamber of Deputies for the first reading - Here are all the news
In view of the entry into force of the sanctions for merchants who do not comply with the obligation to use the Pos, with the tax decree comes a 30% tax credit on bank commissions - Here's everything you need to know
M5S and Pd have reached a truce that moves the cash obligation forward. Flat tax and VAT numbers, it is a question. Meanwhile, Brussels is asking for clarifications on public debt
The internal controversy within the Government is raging over sanctions for those who do not accept the Pos, high commissions and the fight against tax evasion - Here is a brief guide to help you find your way around. No cost to consumers
No commission charged to merchants in order to encourage the diffusion of electronic money and digital payments - Here are the details of the agreement between Intesa Sanpaolo and Fipe
The Council of Ministers approved the decree transposing the European directive on payment services and the Treasury could soon introduce sanctions for merchants allergic to debit and credit cards
Sanctions will come into effect from September for those who do not comply with the mandatory POS, which has already been in force since 2015: how much do they affect and how have the costs borne by shopkeepers changed - in these two years of tolerance - to guarantee…
From September, the government could introduce new sanctions for merchants who do not accept electronic payments - The goal is to encourage the use of traceable tools, fundamental allies in the fight against evasion
FROM "WORDS OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE", FINANCIAL EDUCATION GLOSSARY of the Global Thinking Foundation - From credit cards to debit cards and from Bancomat to POS: all the types of products that banks offer their customers.
The Italian Association of Payment and Electronic Money Institutes has assigned the Digital & Payment Awards to the best Italian projects in the various areas of electronic payments
Starting today, Alipay users, and in particular the growing number of Chinese visitors to our country, will be able to pay for purchases of goods and services with the same Alipay app they use in China.
