Cgia: "Tax marathon starts, 270 deadlines until the end of the month"
Cgia: waste in the public administration is worth double the tax evasion
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15 September 2020The tax "tour de force" for companies and professionals kicks off tomorrow, who will have to honor 187 payments, of which 13 postponements caused by Covid-19, two communications and three obligations, for a total of 192 deadlines.
"A field day - affirms the Studies Office of the CGIA of Mestre (Venice) - which will put a strain on the financial stability of many companies, especially small ones".
Not all 192 deadlines must be met immediately, however the day will be very demanding, especially from an economic point of view, and the amount to be paid to the tax authorities will be very demanding.
Among the main deadlines, in particular, VAT, social security contributions, IRES, IRAP and the balance / advance income tax (the latter for those who have opted for installments).
13 payments have been suspended in recent months, following the Covid-19 health crisis.
With the August decree (in the process of converting the law) a further partial extension is envisaged: 50% can be paid in a single solution by 16 September or in four monthly installments of the same amount, of which the first always tomorrow;
the remaining 50% can be paid in installments in a maximum of 24 monthly installments of the same amount, with the payment of the first installment from January 16, 2021.
For the secretary of the CGIA, Renato Mason, "waiting for the money from the Recovery Fund to arrive, the Government has the obligation to dismiss the tax system and make it more just and equitable. Only with European taxation can we lay the foundations so that our production sector can compete on equal terms with foreign competitors ".