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Italy 2026‑29 reforms: tax notices, waste tax, education

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2026-07-26 04:37 UTC → 2026-07-26 20:06 UTC · added removed

The May 2026 law that shifted most tax‑payment deadlines to 20 July (and August payments to 20 August) remains in force, and the annual fiscal truce still suspends counting of tax notices issued between 1 August and 4 September. The Agenzia delle Entrate‑Riscossione is preparing to send roughly 11 million tax notices to households, self‑employed workers and firms. About firms; about one‑third concern hard‑to‑collect credits that are hard to collect – such as debts of deceased persons, liquidated companies or prescriptions that have expired. Authorities can apply coercive measures such as expired prescriptions. Coercive measures—including vehicle immobilisation, property mortgages for debts over €20,000 €20 000 and wage or bank garnishment, garnishment—remain available, prompting experts to urge recipients to verify each notice before paying. Education support is expanding. The Ministry of Education has earmarked a total of €700 million for the “Piano Scuola Estate” summer‑school programme, extending activities throughout a 12‑13‑week break to lessen inequalities. In Aprilia, the municipal daycare centre remains closed after structural damage, adding logistical strain for families. Municipal waste‑tax (TARI) policies continue to diverge. Rome confirmed a 5.2 % increase (+€26 million), while towns such as million); Parabiago and Volpiano cut average tariffs by 6‑7 % thanks to higher recycling rates. rates; Mantova and the Ato Toscana Centro area approved modest hikes of 2.5‑6 %. San Benedetto’s council flagged a legal breach: 2025 tariffs were applied past Taranto announced an up‑to‑8 % rise, removing the legal deadline, potentially over‑charging residents exemption for out‑of‑town university students, a move criticised by €263,014, and major cities (Rome, Genoa, Florence) are each announcing further 5‑5.7 % increases despite criticism from business groups. regional councilor Giampaolo Vietri, who called for a council meeting on service management. Food‑waste incentives are being rolled out. Cesa’s voluntary network rewards restaurants that donate surplus food with proportional TARI discounts under national tax‑treatment easing. A €1.63 million Italy‑Albania project led by the Metropolitan City of Bari and Tirana will create a cross‑border farmers’ market, food‑waste hub, cooperatives and training, targeting 100 producers and 1,000 1 000 vulnerable citizens.

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  1. 2026-07-26 20:06 UTC Italy 2026‑29 reforms: tax notices, waste tax, education
  2. 2026-07-26 04:37 UTC Italy 2026‑29 reforms: tax notices, waste tax, education

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