There will be time until May 9 to pay the 2020 scrapping installments ter and balance and excerpt. This was specified by the Revenue-Collection Agency which published the Faq on the Sostegni-ter conversion law online. Based on the amendments introduced by Parliament, the benefits can in fact be maintained if the payment of the installments is made by 30 April for the installments originally due in 2020; by 31 July for the 2021 installments; and by November 30 for those of 2022. However, considering 5 days of tolerance and holidays, the first deadline of April 30 is postponed to May 9.
The 5-day grace period is also valid for the other deadlines, but in the event of payments beyond the established deadlines or for partial amounts, the benefits of the facilitated measure will cease and the payments already made, explains the Agency, will be considered as an advance on the sums due. The conversion law also established the extinction of any enforcement procedures initiated following the partial or delayed payment, by 9 December 2021, of the installments due in the years 2020 and 2021.
The Agency then explains how and where to pay. The payment slips already sent by the Revenue Agency-Collection and referring to the original deadlines of the installments of each year must be used, which can also be requested on the website www.agenziaentrateriscossione.gov.it. It is possible to pay at your bank, at ATMs enabled for Cbill payment services, with your internet banking, at post offices, tobacconists belonging to Banca 5 SpA and through the Sisal and Lottomatica circuits, on the portal www. Agenziaentrateriscossione.gov.it and with the Equiclick App through the PagoPa platform. You can also pay directly at the counters but only by appointment to be booked on the website in the “Find the counter and book” section. Finally, it is possible to make the payment by offsetting with non-prescribed, certain, liquid and collectible trade receivables (so-called certified receivables) accrued for administration, supplies, contracts and services to the Public Administration.
New chance of readmission to scrapping ter and balance and write-off for over 530 thousand taxpayers who have lapsed due to non-payment, by the deadline of last December 9, of the installments originally due in 2020 and 2021. With the publication in the Official Gazette of the conversion law of Sostegni ter, the amendment introduced by Parliament that reopens the terms of the installments becomes operational.
At a regional level, according to the Revenue Agency-Collection, Lazio is in first place with 77,719 taxpayers involved, followed by Campania with 65,209 and by Lombardy with 64,752. In fourth place is Puglia with 39,565 taxpayers, then there are Tuscany (38,542), Sicily (35,793), Emilia Romagna (29,837), Calabria (29,261), Piedmont (28,459), Veneto (27,908), Sardinia (21,883) , Liguria (14,200), Marche (13,987), Abruzzo (13,951), Umbria (10,306), Friuli Venezia Giulia (6,849), Basilicata (6,550), Trentino Alto-Adige (3,391), Molise (3,046) and finally Valle D ‘Aosta with 1,047 taxpayers. Among the cities, Rome is in the lead with 56,236 taxpayers interested in the new opportunity for readmission to the facilitated definition, followed by Naples (33,337), Milan (30,050), Turin (15,757) and Salerno (14,080).
Source: Ansa
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