IRS, matching Pos and receipts revealed 5.3 billion
Data provided by Revenue Director Vincenzo Carbone at Sogei's 50th anniversary event: "A result that strengthens the social pact, to the benefit of honest taxpayers and, indirectly, of the entire community"
by Giovanni Parente and Gianni Trovati
Key points
The combination of POS and receipts is already yielding its first results. In five months, 115 million more receipts issued and an increase in the taxable base of 5.3 billion. Anticipating the data was the director of the Agenzia delle Entrate Vincenzo Carbone at the Chamber of Deputies event for the 50th anniversary of Sogei, the technological partner of the financial administration led by CEO Cristiano Cannarsa.
The effects of telematic matching
"With the entry into force of the obligation of telematic matching between cash registers and POS, the flow of receipts transmitted to the tax authorities by commercial activities has increased," leading to "an increase in the taxable base of 5.3 billion" resulting in an increase in receipts (115 million), explained Carbone, who added: "It is proof that when regulatory changes are managed with technical awareness, openness to dialogue and technological know-how, results are not slow in coming.
The emersion effect
"This is not only an extremely positive result, but one that is particularly important because it helps to strengthen the social pact, to the benefit of honest taxpayers and, indirectly, the entire community," Carbone emphasised. And 'all this would not have been possible if a few years ago we had not abandoned receipts and tax receipts in favour of electronic receipts: another great project that has become reality'.
More targeted and less invasive controls
As undersecretary for the Economy Sandra Savino underlined in a note: 'These are numbers that show how innovation, if well governed, can make controls more targeted and less invasive.
