Fisco, sprint start for the 730 precompilato: 1.6 million accesses. 80% with simplified
Revenue Director Vincenzo Carbone at the forum organised by Ansa: the aim is to reduce litigation with taxpayers. No to assessments with artificial intelligence
by Marco Mobili and Giovanni Parente
Key points
Sprint start for the pre-filled 730. In the first three days there were 1.6 million accesses to the dedicated area of the Entrate website. With 80% of taxpayers choosing the simplified mode. Providing the first figures was Revenue Director Vincenzo Carbone, speaking at the forum organised by the Ansa agency, who reiterated that his strategy is to follow a line aimed at reducing disputes with taxpayers.
Do-it-yourself shipments to reach 5.4 million in 2025
For Carbone, the precompilata 'is a story that has evolved over the years, a story of trust'. In the first year, 2015, the subjects that adhered 'were 1.4 million, after a little over 10 years we have 5.4 million subjects that have adhered in 2025'.
Simplified gains appeal
Carbone pointed out that last year the simplified form was chosen by 60 per cent of the taxpayers who submitted a pre-completed declaration: 'This year, if the figures are confirmed, it will be 80 per cent. In the simplified form 'the taxpayer is guided by the hand in the preparation' and is unlikely to make a mistake.
Data at 1.3 billion
The work to validate the 1.3 billion data that 'come from the tax withholding agent, banks, insurance companies, pharmacies'. To validate them there is a 'great deal of work', the director pointed out. 'There is certainty of the data. This means that the agency no longer chases the taxpayer who has indicated the data in his declaration form, but anticipates that data, makes it available and validates it in advance. There is a relationship that is anticipated with respect to the philosophy of ex post control that was in force until a few years ago', . 'More and more,' he adds, 'the Agency is trying to go towards the taxpayer and put him in the best conditions to fulfil the tax behaviours that are not always easy to carry out'.
Repayments with time reduced from 75 to 68 days
Another chapter addressed by Carbone in the forum promoted by Ansa was that of reimbursements: 'In 2025, we have issued over 26.3 billion in reimbursements' with an increase of over EUR 2 billion and 'we have reduced the average reimbursement time: from 75 days we have dropped to 68 days'. The goal is to 'always improve and reduce repayment times even further. Reduce the 68 days even further'. This is an important and challenging goal 'because it allows us to return to the rightful owner what is his or her property and avoid him or her having to resort to finance and get into debt'.



