SCRAPPING FOLDERS
Scrapping of tax bills with new repayment plan without paying the previous one
The Revenue Collection Agency, in the intervention at the Telefisco, specified a possibility for the lapsed from the previous scrapping of tax bills with a new repayment plan without paying the previous one. These are those who have lapsed at the end of 2019. This possibility is granted in derogation of the provisions of Presidential Decree no. 602/1973 pursuant to article 19. In order to access the new repayment plan, an application must be submitted by the end of the year 2021.
Latest clarifications from the Revenue Collection Agency
According to the response of the Tax Collection Agency in Telefisco, all taxpayers who had expired installments on 8 March 2020, can request a new repayment plan without paying the previous one. It should be noted that on March 8, the Cura Italia Decree entered into force, which decreed the suspension of the installments to be paid.
The original debt does not disappear, but will reappear burdened by penalties and interest.
Scrapping of tax bills with new repayment plan without paying the previous one
Summarizing, therefore, those who have lapsed from the previous two scrapping of tax bills at the end of 2019, can extend the residual debt.
These new clarifications of the AdER of January 28, 2020 supersede the previous FAQ. The latter specified that, in order to be able to obtain a new deferral of payment of the residual debt, the lapsed taxpayer had to pay the overdue installments first (as foreseen by Presidential Decree 602/1973 article 19).
Applications submitted by 31 December 2021 can obtain the following benefits:
a) extension to non-payment in ten unpaid installments (instead of the five previously provided for);
b) to close a deferral for expired installments, without paying the previous one;
c) obtain installments of up to 100 thousand euros, if economic difficulties are demonstrated.
The application for a new repayment plan for tax bills can be sent via certified e-mail, by presenting themselves at the AdER offices, or via specific addresses.
It is possible to obtain installments of up to 100 thousand euros directly online through the dedicated “installment now” service by connecting to the reserved area of the Revenue Collection Agency.
Rental Bonus 2021
Dr. Cav. Massimo De Lollis
The 2021 Budget Law provided for the Rental Bonus by means of a tax credit of up to 50% of the rent reduction within the maximum annual limit of 1,200 euros for each individual lessor. Let's see better what the 2021 Rental Bonus consists of.
The 2021 Budget Law provided for a rental bonus, or a contribution recognized in favor of the property owner who intends to reduce the rent. The contribution is equal to 50% of the rent reduction, within the maximum annual limit of 1,200 euros for each lessor.
To qualify for the grant, the property must be located in a high-voltage residential area and must be the tenant's main residence. The owner of the property must notify the Revenue Agency about the renegotiation of the rent.
What is the 2021 rental bonus and who can benefit from it?
The 2021 Rents Bonus is a contribution provided for by the 2021 Budget Law in favor of the property owner who intends to reduce the rent.
In particular, the recognition of a contribution is envisaged, through a tax credit of up to 50% of the reduction in the fee, within the maximum annual limit of 1,200 euros.
The 2021 Rental Bonus applies:
For existing contracts starting from 29 October 2020;
The property must be located in a high-voltage residential area;
The property must be rented for residential use;
The property must be used by the tenant as a main residence.
100 million euros have been allocated as a contribution from the state for the 2021 rental bonus, however, the resources are up to exhaustion.
How to request it?
In order to benefit from the 2021 rental bonus, the owner of the property must electronically notify the Revenue Agency of the renegotiation of the rent. In any case, it is necessary to wait for a provision from the Revenue Agency.