- The Italian tax agency, Agenzia delle Entrate, has provided clarification on the possibility of using variable installment payments for non-enrolled VAT debts in negotiated compositions.
- The agency states that it is possible to arrange a payment plan with increasing installment amounts for each year, based on the flows derived from the business activity.
- This clarification was given in response to a specific case where a debtor wanted to access a negotiated composition for their VAT debt and benefit from the premium measure provided by the law.
- The premium measure allows for the installment payment of taxes that have not yet been enrolled in the tax register.
- The agency also refers to the ordinary rules for installment payments of enrolled tax debts.
- The law allows for a maximum of 72 monthly installments for unpaid taxes, including income taxes, withholding taxes, VAT, and IRAP, if the debtor is facing temporary objective difficulties.
- The debtor can request a payment plan with variable installment amounts increasing each year instead of constant installments.
- The maximum number of installments can be extended to 120 if the debtor can prove a temporary and objective difficulty due to external economic circumstances.
- The agency has the authority to grant a payment plan as a premium measure for accessing negotiated compositions.
Source: eutekne.info
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