Tax office: final push for the 730 tax return. The tax authorities are stepping up support: call centres will also be open on Saturdays 19 and 26 September
Experts from the Agency will be available from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm to answer any remaining queries ahead of the end-of-month deadline for submitting the form
Key points
Get ready for the final rush. For taxpayers who have not yet submitted Form 730 – whether on their own, through a CAF or via a qualified professional – the calendar is starting to count down the remaining days. The deadline for submitting the form – which was used last year by over 25 million taxpayers, including employees and pensioners – is set for Wednesday 30 September. With the final sprint to the end of the month approaching, the Agency is stepping up its telephone support services to deal with last-minute queries. The call centre will also be open on Saturdays 19 and 26 September, from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm, to provide clarification and assist taxpayers.
From consultation to completion
As the Agency explains in a statement, during the two special opening days on Saturday 19 and Saturday 26 September, from 9 am to 1 pm, tax experts will answer questions and provide assistance with reviewing and completing the pre-filled tax return.
The figures available
There are three telephone numbers for the Agency’s 730 helpline:
- 800.90.96.96 from a landline;
- 06.97.61.76.89 from a mobile;
- 0039.06.45.47.04.68 from abroad.
Service for non-professional users
As the tax authorities explain, the service is aimed at non-professional users and is run by specialist tax advisers who have signed up to the scheme. At the end of the call, you will be able to give an anonymous rating of the quality of the assistance received.
The calendar
The deadline for submitting Form 730 is, as previously mentioned, 30 September. The situation is different for those who wish to submit Form Redditi Pf (which, however, does not allow you to receive any refunds via your payslip or pension statement from your withholding agent), for which the deadline this year will be 2 November (as 31 October falls on a Saturday and 1 November is a Sunday).


