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Tax records, the modification of the Revenue Agency: asks for the accounts

The Revenue Collection Agency wants to close with foreclosures in the dark. From now on, regarding the tax bills, the update will be constant.

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At stake is the cancellation of residual credits dating back to 2000-2010, it is true, but the fiscal machine also looks on other fronts. Among these, that of data relating to taxpayers’ current accounts. Specifically, it is a real proposal, forwarded by the Inland Revenue Collection and ended up in Parliament, relating to the recovery of roles. That is the technical jargon to indicate outstanding tax bills. Consequently, should it be approved, something will change regarding the collection method.

In theory, the goal is to make it more effective. A change that will also accompany the fiscal truce provided for by decree, with scrapping ter and balance and excerpt for the tax bills from 2000 to 2010 not exceeding 5 thousand euros and for taxpayers with an income limit of 30 thousand euros. As explained, the cancellation will be automatic (do-it-yourself for those who decide to use the Collection software). However, the issue of reimbursement remains for those who have already paid. The answer seems to be no.

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Tax records, the institution’s proposal: what changes

Optimizing the tax collection system therefore passes through a new regulation. The traceability system, in this sense, becomes fundamental. And the work in this direction will require a tightening of the rules for archiving financial reports. Because of this, in the context of tax bills, it is current accounts that end up in the sights of the reform. Which can be, in some circumstances, incompetent or empty. A not insignificant detail, especially with regard to foreclosure operations.

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In practice, one of the objectives will be to avoid the so-called “foreclosures in the dark”, ie those operations in front of which the Revenue Agency would find itself in the case of current accounts that result in such situations. Traceability, in essence, it would serve to avoid problems and to understand how much capital is available to apply the foreclosure provisions. Hence the request of the AdER for information relating to the account, as well as a constant update of the data. Even at monthly rates.

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