Bad news is coming for many taxpayers struggling with old tax bills, which risk having to deal with a real blow.
Covid entered our lives more than a year ago, bringing with it negative repercussions, both in terms of social relations and the management of finances personal. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs have had to lower the shutters of their businesses, with many families having serious difficulties in being able to cope with the various expenses. A complicated historical moment, which led to the government to intervene through ad hoc measures, in support of the categories most affected by the crisis.
Among these was the decision to give taxpayers a little respite when dealing with taxpayers tax bills, suspending the notification of the deeds, but also of the various collection procedures and installments. A suspension that has been the subject, over the last few months, of various extensions. The 31 august, however, it could be the last day, with many taxpayers who risk having to deal with a real sting. Here’s what to expect.
Tax bills, beware of the blow: the foreclosures start again
Thanks to Sostegni bis decree the government has decided to approve a series of contributions in support of the categories most affected by the crisis caused by the impact of Covid. But not only that, it has introduced extensions for the tax bills, with the deadline that has passed from 30 June 2021 to 31 August 2021. This means that until the end of this month the payments of all tax and non-tax revenues, whether deriving from a payment note or from any notice of executive assessment, are suspended until the end of this month.
The suspension, as announced with a press release from the Revenue Agency: “also concerns the payment of the installments of the extension plans, expiring in the same period (for subjects with residence, registered office or operational headquarters in the municipalities of the so-called “red zone” referred to in attachment 1 of the Prime Ministerial Decree of 1 March 2020, the suspension runs from 21 February 2020). THE payments suspended acts must be carried out within the month following the end of the suspension period and therefore by 30 September 2021“.
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The precautionary and executive procedures such as administrative stops, mortgages and foreclosures remain suspended until 31 August 2021. In the absence of further extensions, therefore, many will find themselves having to deal with a September black. After months of suspensions and postponements, in fact, we are preparing to have to deal with a real rain of tax bills, injunctions, executive assessment notices and foreclosures.
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