THE JOURNAL
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
All tax demands sent in Lombardy are irregular, and therefore should not be paid. This was established by the Civil Court last Friday Abbiategrasso, according to which the notifications to be in good standing must be delivered by the bailiff or the taxpayer directly dall'esattore. And not, as is the custom of Equitalia throughout the region (as well as in the rest of Italy), via postal mail. A similar ruling was issued on 15 April by the Tax Commission of Lombardy. Provoking a wave of phone calls to accountants by taxpayers uncertain how to interpret the decision, but would leave some doubts in the experts. Allayed now that a decision on the issue, unequivocally, was the Civil Court of Abbiategrasso. Who also pointed out, and perhaps most importantly, the invalidity of the tax assessments not only applies to disputes with the Revenue, but also for fines related to traffic violations.
The sentence is now in danger of having repercussions in the whole of Lombardy, as in the case of non-payment of fines the city police of the various municipalities are turning to Equitalia, which then automatically sends the tax assessments using the post office. The judges of the Civil Court Friday have decided, as stated in the ruling, that "the disclosure of tax assessments should not occur, as happened to date, through the Italian post office, but through the bailiff or directly part of the debt. " The decision comes in response to a complaint, lodged by Advocate Stephen Welcome to nine who had opposed tax assessments, fines for certain urban brigade Abbiategrasso and Vigevano, the total value of approximately 2 thousand euro. According to Home, "the interpretation of the Civil Court is a judicial precedent that could lead to render null and therefore not due all those amounts in the tax assessments notified by mail."
who received a tax notice may then be appealed, asking that it be recognized as invalid. Difficult to determine which is the sum that the government may not collect Lombard. According to the latest statistics available, for 2008, only in the City of Milan municipal police have high fines and 780mila € 149 million, an increase of 11, 5% from 2007. Each has been seen in Milan and then a fine of € 115.6 appioppare over 12 months. A figure which is the capital of Lombardy, the third Italian city was ill-treated by the fines after Florence and Brescia. Each citizen of the Lioness in 2008 we have seen fined € 136.2, for a total of 25 million and € 990mila (+33.7%). You do not even save the residents of Como, with a fine of € 58.7 per person, and those of Varese, with € 55.3. In 28th place is rather Bergamo, with € 45.6, followed by Mantova in 29th place (45.3 €), Pavia to 34th (42.7), 48th in Monza (30.2), 56th in Lodi (26.1), 62nd in Cremona (23 €), Sondrio 85th (15.1) and 93rd in Lecco (11.6).
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