Tax assessment summary: checks on purchases degrees

Experts have raised the alarm: the rules on the assessment synthetic launched in recent months by Decree-Law n. 78/2010 could really translate into real squeezes against innocent taxpayers.

In brief, among the many innovations introduced to tackle tax evasion has been established perverse effect of applying the new redditometro. Who, in the course of the year, running a large outlay among those kept an eye (houses, new cars large displacement, boats etc..) The finding will be protected only if the income declared in the same year are those to cover the amount.

In other words, for example, who had to painstakingly scrape together over time by a portion of their salary and years after tot you bought a house, it might be unwelcome disputes, since such a purchase would not be justified by the income of the relevant year only.

At that time, the taxpayer should arrabattarsi to explain that the money remaining are originated by the savings from previous years, or maybe from lottery winnings, inheritance or by anything else. But the burden of proof falls on the taxpayer, and if he fails to offer any convincing reasons, the Sting is practically inevitable.

In fact, the Inland Revenue is sufficient to show that consumption is higher than the declared income, the rest, the ball goes to the taxpayer, who will have to work as much as possible to get out with the bones unscathed.

The notice of assessment of the Inland Revenue, of course, may be challenged by the tax commission, but the fact remains that the obligation to prove his case remains the taxpayer, which may indeed have to pay sky high penalties for negative verdict to him.

Sometimes, therefore, it makes more sense to put up with the bitter cup, and using the tools provided by the law (acquiescence, acceptance of the invitation to be heard, tax settlement ...) to minimize the penalties.

 

14/09/2010

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