- Alfa S.p.a. is a company with public capital managing waste in a municipality
- They issue invoices for waste management services with a 10% VAT
- ARERA introduced two equalization components for waste management costs
- UR1a covers accidental and voluntarily collected waste costs, while UR2a covers exceptional events
- These components are in addition to the TARI or fee due
- Alfa S.p.a. asks if VAT should be applied to UR1a and UR2a
- They believe that these components should not be subject to VAT as they have a different basis than the TARI
- They seek clarification on whether VAT should be applied to the equalization components introduced by ARERA
Source: agenziaentrate.gov.it
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