Fiscal decree, advance payments in instalments are back for VAT holders. Mef covers Industry 4.0
Contributions out of deferred payments. Resources amounting to 4.69 billion for the increased drawdown of bonuses on technology investments
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Theadvance payments in instalments for VAT parities are back. In the fiscal decree (linked to the manoeuvre) in the Senate Budget Committee, after another day of fibrillation that pushed the measure towards the Chamber only tomorrow 28 November, comes a photocopy of what was already experienced last year.
The Government's rewording of the amendment tabled by the Lega allows for the possibility of deferring the payment of income tax for individual VAT holders up to EUR 170,000 in revenue or remuneration.
A change that will make it possible to postpone the 2 December deadline (30 November in fact falls on a Saturday this year) until 16 January next, paying in a single instalment in five instalments due on the 16th of each month until 16 May.
There will, however, be no extension of the deferral and instalment facility to social security and welfare contributions. In the end, in fact, the need to caution the impact of the measure in financial terms prevailed. But in any case, the 'father' of the measure, the Lega Nord Alberto Gusmeroli, expresses satisfaction: 'Last year 276,000 taxpayers, including SMEs, artisans, traders and freelancers, did not have to take out bank debts to pay their taxes in November, or risk penalties and interest in the event of non-payment.
On the productive activities front, EUR 4.7 billion are earmarked for Industria 4.0: this is necessary to fill the gap with respect to the actual draught of the bonus on technological investments (as reported by 'Il Sole 24 Ore' of 31 October and 6 November). The resources are drawn from the fund for earmarked assets.

