- The article discusses penalties for taxpayers who make false declarations due to undue VAT deductions.
- The recent Tax Reform and new penalty regime have changed the rules regarding these sanctions.
- The Supreme Court confirmed that Article 5 of Legislative Decree 471/1997 punishes false declarations, specifically when a taxpayer declares a lower amount than owed.
- Article 13 of the same decree punishes failure to pay declared amounts on time, regardless of accounting records.
- If the correct VAT amount is omitted from the annual declaration, both the formal violation and the resulting non-payment are penalized under Article 5, absorbing the lesser penalty of Article 13.
Source: commercialistatelematico.com
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