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VAT numbers, everything changes: payment revolution

Still many news for VAT numbers, this time we talk about payments, goodbye to the obsolete mechanism with balance and deposit

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For owners of VAT number, there is something to know and not to forget. In fact, the way we pay taxes is about to change. This time the novelty is not beautiful like that of the new non-repayable contributions, but it is still worth taking note.

The announcement comes directly from the Deputy Minister of Economy Laura Castelli. We will therefore say goodbye to the mechanism in only two installments of balance and down payment, to welcome payments in installments, which will take place month by month.

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Everything you need to know about VAT numbers

Therefore, there would be a real revolution in progress, and those interested need to know how and when, the payments will change process. On the other hand there are many things that have undergone changes in recent times, as well as the taxes on accounts and cards, due to the gradual farewell of cash. The changes for VAT numbers were requested primarily by the League, but Iv and 5 Stars would also be about to approve.

The Government has been talking for at least a year about changing the system made up of balances and advances, to streamline and speed up payments. But the consequences would also be of a dilution of the amounts to be paid, in the annual process, calculated on the actual collections of each VAT number. Laura Castelli also explained that the Revenue Agency has been working for months on an in-depth study to overcome a defined limit: “Now obsolete”.

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Then there is the novelty related to autonomous who observe the flat-rate scheme. The government thinks of one “Gradual exit”, from the flat tax to 15% for all VAT numbers with a turnover greater than 65,000 euros. Still explains Dr. Castles: “The self-employed who are on a flat-rate basis are forced by a threshold from which, once they leave, they pay too high a percentage. We need to think about a gradual exit because otherwise you will be forced into that threshold that does not allow you to be bigger ”.

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