Poste Italiane and its subsidiary Poste Vita have been admitted to the collaborative compliance regime with the tax authorities. The regime was governed by Legislative Decree no. 128/2015 and allows companies admitted to accelerate transparency policies in tax matters, aiming to increase the level of certainty on relevant tax matters, through constant and preventive dialogue on situations likely to generate tax risks. The recognition came at the end of the positive assessment conducted by the Revenue Agency on the companies' "Tax Control Framework", which includes the system for detecting, managing, controlling and mitigating tax risk.
Poste Italiane's admission to Collaborative Fulfillment, comments a note from the company, “consolidates therefore the path inspired by the values of ethics, integrity and transparency also in the financial and tax fields, which represent for Poste Italiane the highest principles on which the corporate identity is based and which guide the very conduct of its business based by its nature on trust and in the management of relationships with all its stakeholders " .
“With the entry into the Collaborative Fulfillment regime – he observed the Chief Executive Officer of Poste Italiane, Matteo Del Fante – the effort made by our company to strengthen the governance system in line with the defined sustainability strategy is once again recognised. Poste Italiane is aware of its strategic role in achieving sustainable development objectives and has always acted in compliance with the values of honesty, correctness and compliance with legislation including tax legislation, in the awareness that the revenue deriving from taxes constitutes an important contribution to economic and social development. Admission to the Collaborative Fulfillment is further confirmation of the effectiveness of the actions carried out by the company in recent years on its internal control system, aimed at ensuring efficiency, transparency and full accountability of company processes”.
