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Collection, Chambers ask for stock folders cut

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Redefine the legislative framework in order to manage the inventory of difficult or badly collectable tax credits and initiate the tax collection reform within the framework of the broader tax reform. This is what is foreseen by the resolution of the Finance Committees of the Chambers and Senate approved today, Tuesday 12 October. The document relates to the state of the collection deposited in mid-July by the Minister of Economy, Daniele Franco.

The document commits the Government to provide for an “automatic discharge of genuinely bad debts” and the “strengthening of the collection system”. According to the Mef, at the end of 2020 the stock of credits “exceeded 999 billion, of which about 400 are difficult to recover and more than a third of more than 10 years”.

Soft return for folder scrapping plans

The commissions also ask the executive to “reshape” the payment plans in installments linked to the scrapping of suspended bills during the period of the pandemic crisis (from March 8, 2020 to August 31, 2021), providing for “methods for the gradual repayment of the resulting debts from the installment plans “. On the other hand, the resolution commits the Government to “identify more incisive collection mechanisms for the so-called repeat offenders” that evade or attempt to evade systematically and unjustified collection activity.

Camera, stop benefit in installments after notification of revenue agency

The Government is committed “to evaluate the opportunity to establish that, even when fully operational, the forfeiture of the deferral plans follows the notification of an order by the Revenue-Collection Agency to pay the sums due within 60 days and the consequent non-fulfillment of the debtor”. It is one of the commitments, reformulated, indicated to the Executive by the Finance Committee of the House in the resolution on the report of the Minister of the Economy on the revision of the collection. The document was approved, we learn, by all groups, with the sole abstention of Fdi, and urges, among other things, the Government to “proceed with an overall and organic revision of the collection system”.

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