As part of efforts by the Italian Revenue Agency to increase the scrutiny of tax compliance reports by banks and other financial institutions containing statistics of transactions for 2012 were due to be submitted by March 31, 2014. The scrutiny of reports from third parties is one method of detecting under reporting by taxpayers and is one of the tools used to close the tax gap, which is very wide in Italy. Financial institutions in particular can provide the tax authorities with valuable information about the income and expenses of taxpayers. The details provided by the financial institutions will be used by the tax authorities to compile a list of persons who are high risk in terms of tax evasion. The information will be supplemented by examination of the spending and investing behavior of the individuals or companies compared to their tax returns.
«
Ireland – Taxation of Termination Payments Challenged
Lithuania – VAT and excise tax updates
»
Related Posts
Italy: Chamber of Deputies approve tax treaty with Libya
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the law ratifying the income tax treaty with Libya on 8 January 2025. This follows after Italy’s Senate ratified the pending income tax treaty with Libya on 11 September 2024. Signed on 10 June 2009, it
Read MoreItaly approves VAT return form for 2025 filing
Italy’s Revenue Agency has approved the Annual VAT Return Form for the 2025 filing period, covering the 2024 tax year on 15 January 2025. A Basic Annual VAT Return Form is now available for qualifying taxpayers. Both annual return forms must be
Read MoreItaly outlines state budget for 2025, lowers corporate tax for reinvestment
Italy has enacted Law No. 207 of 30 December 2024, outlining the 2025 State Budget along with the multi-year financial plan for 2025-2027. The law was published in the Official Gazette on 31 December 2024 and took effect on 1 January 2025. The
Read MoreItaly issues decree on Pillar Two rules, deferred tax attributes on transition
Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance has published the Ministerial Decree of 20 December 2024 in Official Gazette No. 304 of 30 December 2024. The Decree outlines additional implementation rules for the top-up tax introduced under Legislative
Read MoreItaly gazettes corporate income tax reform measures
Italy has published the Legislative Decree No. 192 of 13 December 2024 in Official Gazette No. 294 of 16 December 2024, introducing further advancements in the reform of corporate income tax regulations. The decree introduces several tax
Read MoreItaly to allow software based storage, transmission of daily receipt data reporting
Italy has published Legislative Decree 1/2024 on Rationalization and Simplification of the Rules on Tax Compliance in 2024. The decree was designed to streamline compliance and enhance efficiency for businesses. Under Article 24, using software
Read More