In which cases and above all how to do, to get rid of the Rai fee: this is all there is to know and that not everyone knows
A topic that is very, very much dealt with by citizens, who are not so nice about the tax Rai license fee, which for some years has been deducted directly from electricity and gas bills. First of all, you need to know for whom it could, how to submit the request for exemption, but also how to be entitled to it.
Those who have a TV at home are practically obliged to pay for it for 10 months a year. But the exemption mentioned above can be obtained in two ways. Except that not many inquire about the various possibilities and continue to pay.
Rai license, find out if you can cancel it
The request for exemption is sent to Tax and there are also several steps to follow, in order to do this. Let’s go in order. Meanwhile, there is also another theme: that of Rai fee for the second home, that’s when you don’t have to pay. Specifically, the request is to be sent to the attention of theRevenue Agency and you can also do it from the comfort of your home.
In fact, the portal of the Agency has a real section dedicated to the fee which can be accessed. Those interested will need to fill out a self-declaration form and this can be done via the web or with the classic letter. Here is where to send the request, if you had chosen the paper way: Revenue Agency, Turin Office 1, SAT – TV subscription counter – PO Box 22, 10121, Turin. This for who does not own a television.
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For the other possibility instead, which is given to over 75 with low income, everything can be sent with a PEC, therefore always from home, to the address [email protected]. Otherwise, just go to an office of the same Revenue Agency or even by post, and send your request to Revenue Agency – Provincial Directorate I of Turin – TV Fee Office – PO Box 22, 10121, Turin. Last thing to remember, this request also has deadlines. It must be submitted by December 31st and it is valid from July 1st. In fact, sending it from 1 February to 30 June would mean having access to the exemption, only for the second half of the year.
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