Concordat, another 700,000 letters to those who declare less than employees
New mass mailing of Pec to VAT start-ups with incomes of less than €15,000. With the Chamber's go-ahead for the decree, reopening of the pact with the tax authorities on 12 December
by Marco Mobili and Giovanni Parente
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The tax authorities are not letting up and this time they do not want to give discounts to those 700,000 VAT numbers that declare less than their employees, stopping below 15,000 euro and above all below the minimum income limit per category taken as a reference for adherence to the two-year arrangement with creditors.
Since the night of Tuesday 3 to Wednesday 4 December, Sogei, the operational arm of the financial administration headed by Cristiano Cannarsa, has released a new wave of Pecs on the net as a second warning to sailors and especially to those taxpayers who in the eyes of the IRS are pretending to be poor.
The first mass mailing
.The first mass mailing carried out last week concerned 2 million taxpayers who had not signed up by 31 October to the two-year tax agreement. On that occasion, too, Sogei's cross-referencing of data from the tax registry had revealed around one million taxpayers who had declared less than 15,000 euro without accepting the two-year pact with the tax authorities, reminding everyone, however, that there is still time for them to take advantage of the window open until 12 December, when the Chamber of Deputies is expected to give its final approval on Thursday 5 December to the tax decree, on which the government won a vote of confidence on Wednesday 4 December (192 yes, 112 no and 3 abstained).
The targeted selection
.It is precisely within this group that the further attention of the financial administration is now focused, which has identified, with a new targeted selection, those taxpayers who have one or more specific anomaly factors. Starting with having reported lower incomes to the tax authorities than employees in the same economic sector.
The other cross-referenced data is the minimum income of the reference sector against the reliability indexes of the category to which it belongs. Closing the circle to end up on the new black list is the income indicated in the last declaration submitted by 31 October that is lower than both the 15,000 euro and the minimum reference income.
