Deadlines, instalments and files to be amnestied: the decalogue of the new tax amnesty
The facilitated definition is extended by one and a half years, allowing the amnesty also for the loads entrusted to the tax authorities in the period from 1 July 2022 to 31 December 2023. It is possible to pay the amount due in a single instalment, by 31 July 2026, or in a maximum of 54 equal two-monthly instalments over a period of nine years
Key points
- 1) Defined 24 years of debt, from 2000 to 2023
- 2) How and when to pay
- 3) Application by 30 April 2026
- 4) Stop pending litigation
- 5) How to determine the amount due
- 6) The benefits of definition
- 7) The Collection Notice
- 8) How to pay
- 9) When scrapping quater is ineffective
- 10) Resumption of old ineffective definitions and red disc for those who are current with their payments
The correction quinquies unravels the cards, extending the facilitated definition of tax bills from 30 June 2022 to 31 December 2023. Considering that with the quater rottamazione it was possible to define the loads entrusted to the tax authorities from 1 January 2000 to 30 June 2022, with the quinquies it will also be possible to scrap any other loads entrusted to the tax authorities in the period from 1 July 2022 to 31 December 2023, thus covering a period of 24 years.
Those taxpayers who have "lapsed" due to non-payment, insufficient payment or late payment of one or more instalments of the "quater" tax amnesty will also be eligible for the "quinquies" tax amnesty. However, debts claimed as a result of an assessment are excluded, even if they were part of the previous amnesty. Payment slips already subject to the "quater" tax amnesty, even after readmission, for which payments were regular as at 30 September 2025, will not be eligible for the "quinquies" tax amnesty.
Compared to the previous versions of the 'rottamazione ter' and 'rottamazione quater', the 'rottamazione quinquies' does not provide for the so-called 'tolerance' of five days for payments. The only tolerance will therefore be the calendar tolerance, in cases where the due date is a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday.
1) Defined 24 years of debt, from 2000 to 2023
Article 23(1) of the five-year scrapping rule, which is about to be introduced by the Budget Law for 2026, states that debts resulting from individual loads entrusted to the collection agents from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2023, arising from the failure to pay taxes resulting from annual declarations and from the activities referred to in Articles 36-bis (automated settlement of amounts due on the basis of declarations submitted) and 36-ter (amounts due following formal control of declarations) of the decree on tax assessment, Presidential Decree 600/1973, and in Articles 54-bis (automated settlement of VAT due on the basis of declarations submitted) and 54-ter (automated controls on taxpayers) of the decree on tax assessment, Presidential Decree 600/1973.
2) How and when to pay
Payment of the sums due (para. 2) may be made in a single instalment, by 31 July 2026, or in a maximum number of 54 equal two-monthly instalments:

