The appointment with Tari 2017 is about to arrive. From Milan to Rome, from Florence to Bologna, from Turin to Palermo passing through Naples: in (almost) all the Municipalities of Italy one of the deadlines set for the payment of the waste tax is approaching.
The basic principle is the same everywhere: the Tari, as stated on the website of the Department of Finance, "is payable by anyone who owns or holds in any capacity premises or open areas likely to produce waste". To pay must be "the user of the property", for example the tenant in rent, but "in case of short-term holding of the property, for a duration not exceeding six months - explains the Ministry of Economy - the tax it is not due by the user but remains exclusively with the owner (owner or holder of usufruct, use, dwelling or surface)". Finally, if several people live in the same house, all roommates are required to pay their share.
So far the general rules. As far as deadlines, reductions and benefits are concerned, the rules change from city to city. Let's see how Tari 2017 works in Milan and Rome.
TARI MILAN
Deadlines
After receiving the payment notice from the offices of the Municipality of Milan, it is possible to choose to pay the 2017 Tari in two installments or in a single solution, with the following deadlines.
In two installments:
first installment by 31 July 2017;
second installment by 31 October 2017.
In a single installment:
by 30 September 2017.
Exemption
Individuals who fall into certain disadvantaged categories are exempt from paying the Tari in Milan:
– destitute or people in conditions of ascertained serious economic hardship, for example those who live only with the social pension or with the minimum INPS treatment; – persons permanently assisted by the Municipality;
– individuals with an income “not exceeding the maximum exemption thresholds established by art. 4 of legislative decree 29.4.1998 n. 124 – reads the site of the Municipality of Milan – and limited to the premises directly used as a single main residence and with the exclusion of those sub-let”. Unfortunately, the regulatory reference is to a decree from 20 years ago which only contains indications in lire. In the point cited by the Municipality it is stated that “total exemption” is guaranteed “if the equivalent economic situation indicator is less than 18 million lire. For families of only one member, the aforementioned value is increased by 5 million lire". To be clear, 18 million lire correspond to around 9.300 euros and 5 million to just over 2.500 euros. On this point, greater clarity from the Municipality of Milan would have been useful, which does not provide further explanations either on the site nor to the assistance number 020202. The only clarification, which is also not very transparent, is that "to determine the exemption, the coefficients that identify the Istat poverty threshold are used for families with a number of members greater than one" .
In any case, to obtain the exemption you must apply and demonstrate that you are entitled to it. For its part, the Municipality can verify at any time that the information provided by citizens is true.
Reductions and discounts
1. A 30% reduction of the Tari is foreseen in two cases:
– dwellings kept available for seasonal use or other limited and discontinuous use, not exceeding 183 days in the calendar year;
– rural buildings for residential use.
?To use it, you need to submit a declaration to the Municipality.
2. The Tari is reduced by 25% for families made up of 4 or more members who live in a house no larger than 120 square meters. In this case the benefit is automatically applied.
3. A further reduction of 10% of the Tari, up to a maximum of 15 euros, is applied in the following cases:
– households made up of 2 people, one of whom is over 75 on January XNUMXst of the reference year;
– families made up of 2 or 3 people, including an adult and 1 or 2 minors, in accommodation with a surface area not exceeding 80 square metres.
TARI ROME
Deadlines
There are two installments: the first payment notice is sent by the Ama between May and June, while the second between October and November. The deadlines are not fixed: from when you receive the notice you have 20-25 days to pay the money.
Exemption
Those who meet three conditions at the same time are entitled to exemption:
– not have payables on Tari or Tares accrued as at 31 December of the year preceding that in which the exemption is applied;
– have your main residence in the building (it must therefore be the house where you have your registered residence and where you usually live);
- Having a Isee ordinary not exceeding 6.500 euros.
Until 31 December it is possible to send the Tari exemption request to the Municipality of Rome via the online function in the "Tax Services“. Alternatively, the request for exemption from ai can be submitted free of charge Cafés affiliated with the Municipality of Rome.
Reductions
In Rome, the Tari provides for reductions in three cases:
- Dumpster distance. It is possible to request a 50% reduction in the fixed rate if the first bin is more than a thousand meters away from the property. In the case of private roads or roads not open to public transit, the distance is calculated with reference to the access closest to the assembly point. The reduction starts from the moment the request is presented. Customers requesting a reduction for the first time can present it at any time of the year, while in the event of renewal, the request must be presented by 31 January of each year. Download the form.
- Service interruption. In the event that the waste collection service is interrupted continuously for more than thirty days, a reduction equal to one twelfth of the variable portion of the tariff can be requested for each month of interruption. Download the form.
- Non-resident families. For properties available to customers in other Municipalities or in other properties within the territory of the Municipality of Rome, a 50% reduction in the variable portion of the tariff is envisaged. In the case of residence in another property within the territory of Rome, the rate is calculated on the number of members of the family unit as it appears in the Registry. If you reside outside the territory of Rome and do not communicate the number of members of the family unit living together, the number of occupants of the property will be calculated on the basis of 3 units (average of family members in the city of Rome). Download the form.
Let's now broaden our gaze to the other main Italian cities and see which dates to mark on the calendar.
TARI GENOA
Deadlines:
– 30 July 2017: first installment;
– 30 September 2017: second installment;
– 30 November 2017: third installment;
– 30 December 2017; fourth installment.
TARI FLORENCE
Deadlines:
– 30 April and 31 July: advance for an amount equal to two thirds of the tax relating to the previous year;
– 31 October: balance.
TARI BOLOGNA
Deadlines:
– 16 May 2017: first installment;
– 30 November 2017: second installment.
TURIN TARI
Deadlines:
– 30 April and 31 May 2017: down payment which will be calculated by applying 40% of the 2016 Tari tariffs.
– 10 December 2017: balance.
TARI NAPLES
Deadlines:
– 16 May 2017: first installment;
– 16 June 2017: second installment;
– 16 July 2017: third installment;
– 16 September 2017: fourth installment;
– 16 November 2017: fifth installment.
TARI PALERMO
Deadlines:
– 30 April 2017: down payment;
– 31 October: balance.
