Bad news for many taxpayers who will have to contend with the controls tightened by the tax authorities. So let’s go into the details and see who ends up in the viewfinder.
The last year has been marked by the coronavirus which continues to have negative repercussions both in terms of the social aspect and cheap. In fact, in order to limit its spread, we are asked to pay attention to various precautions, with many activities that unfortunately had to lower the shutters, forcing many people to have to deal with a difficult management of the family budget.
A difficult context, which saw the government opt for the adoption of ad hoc measures, such as those approved with the recent Support Decree Bis. At the same time the administrative machine never stops, with theRevenue Agency ready to carry out a flurry of controls. So let’s go into the details and see who ends up in the sights of the tax authorities.
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Revenue Agency, barrage of checks arriving on 2021 declarations
The administrative machine does not stop and, according to what can be seen from the provision of 30 June 2021, the Revenue Agency is ready to carry out checks on VAT numbers. In particular, letters of compliance are arriving in the event of failure to submit the 2021 VAT return or part VE.
In fact, professionals and companies are targeted by the Revenue Agency have not submitted the annual declaration for 2020. But not only that, at the center of attention also those who, despite having presented it, have not completed part VE. These communications will be sent to the taxpayer’s digital home and available in the Tax Drawer.
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The stakeholders, therefore, will have time until July 29, 2021 to comply. In particular, in the event of an omitted VAT return, it can be sent within 90 days of the ordinary deadline of April 30th. If the 2021 VAT return has been submitted, without filling in part VE, however, it will be possible to regularize errors or omissions within the expiry of the assessment deadlines. In both cases, it is possible to benefit from the active repentance of sanctions.
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