- The Italian Supreme Court (Cassazione), in order no. 15524/2026, ruled on penalties for a VAT taxpayer who failed to submit INTRASTAT purchase forms (INTRA-2).
- The case concerns a late filing that was not regularized within 30 days.
- The ruling addresses whether “legal cumulation” of penalties applies or not.
- The decision confirms that the late INTRASTAT filing is subject to sanctions without the benefit of legal cumulation.
Source: eutekne.info
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