- Taxpayers must pay the 2023 VAT balance by March 16 of each year or the next working day if March 16 falls on a Saturday or holiday.
- The deadline for 2024 was extended to March 18 due to March 16 falling on a Saturday.
- Taxpayers who haven’t paid the 2023 VAT balance can do so by July 1 or 31, 2024, with surcharges.
- Payment can be further deferred to July 31 or August 30, with or without surcharges, or in installments.
- The biennial preventive concordat, a new procedure for businesses in financial difficulty, is considered for deferred payment options.
Source: eutekne.info
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Italy"
- Understanding VAT Exemption for Businesses in Italy: Rules, Transactions, Invoicing, and Accounting Explained
- 10% VAT Applies to Wood Chips and Sawdust Sales Regardless of Buyer’s Intended Use
- Italy Postpones Implementation of Consolidated VAT Code to 2027
- Italy Updates VAT Rules: Flat-Rate Regime, Exemptions, and 5% Rate for Social Sector
- Italy Implements New Cross-Border VAT Exemption Regime for Small Businesses from 2025
