On November 30, with its 62 tax obligations, it is not only loaded with obligations and responsibilities with the payment of advances and the transmission of tax returns, but also with many unknowns especially for those who have suspended installments of scrapping ter and of the balance and excerpt, or for companies that have to pay unpaid IRAP into the state coffers in 2020 for having breached the ceilings of state aid, or for citizens and self-employed who have benefited from the moratorium on good-natured notices.
The hope for taxpayers to have more time to pay off their debts with the Treasury rests in the Senate and in the Government which between Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 November will have to decide on possible extensions and new end-of-year deadlines. New deadlines which, if they arrive, will be announced by the Government with a canonical “press release” since the new provisions will come into force only after the deadline of November 30th.
A mini extension for files and fiscal peace
Tax bills are certainly the hardest obstacle for taxpayers, especially for those who have suffered the effects of the economic pandemic linked to Covid. After the long sequence of postponements dictated by the anti-crisis decrees of the Government of 2020 and 2021, all the unpaid installments of the fiscal peace were concentrated for the date of 30 November: 8 of the scrapping ter, dated 2020 and 2021, and another 4 of the balance and excerpt.
A stumbling block that is difficult to overcome if you consider that over 77% of the obligations due on November 30 concern payments of taxes and duties, including the advance payments of Irpef, Ires and Irap and the payment of stamp duty in a single solution on electronic invoices. masses in the third quarter.
The possibility of diluting, therefore, the payments of the bills was requested by all the majority forces and translated into a long series of amendments to the tax decree linked to the maneuver under discussion in the Senate.