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Italy’s Following the 2026 budget law created law, the Rottamazione‑quinquies scheme, letting scheme lets taxpayers settle municipal debts from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2023 2000‑2023 by paying only the principal and notification fees, with penalties and interest waived. After the first The first‑installment deadline of is 31 July 2026, with a five‑day grace until 5 August for lump‑sum or final‑installment payments. Payments can be made via banks, post offices, ATMs, PagoPA, the Agenzia delle Entrate‑Riscossione portal or the Equiclick app. After the initial rollout in late June, dozens of comuni began rolling out the simplified repayment procedure. Casoria opened two voluntary channels for TARI and other local taxes, accepting applications from 21 June to 20 August 2026. Frosinone, Giulianova, Gualdo Tadino, Avellino, Messina and others set the standard timeline: eligible charges published from 15 October 2026, online applications from 16 October to 15 December, application windows (16 Oct‑15 Dec 2026) and set final payment due by 31 March 2027 (or Mar 2027, optionally in up to 54 bimonthly installments at 3 % annual interest from 1 April 2027). Avellino highlighted the social rationale of the sanction waiver. On 31 July, the councils of Pollena Trocchia Apr 2027. Municipalities such as Casoria, Frosinone, Avellino, Messina and Villasimius voted unanimously to join the programme. Pollena Trocchia’s mayor said residents will only pay the capital amount, while Villasimius expects to recover more than €6.7 million in unpaid taxes others have published timelines and €676 000 in traffic‑fine penalties. The municipalities confirmed that the process will be managed online through the Agenzia delle Entrate‑Riscossione portal, with detailed instructions to be posted instructions by 15 October. Participants must forgo any appeals to benefit from the full waiver of penalties mid‑October. In late July, councils in Trani and fees. A later clarification amended the earlier guidance that the first installment had no grace period: Montefiascone prepared votes on joining the law grants a five‑day tolerance for a single‑payment settlement or programme, while the final installment of a payment plan, moving July 31 deadline was reiterated nationwide. Early August saw the effective deadline formally extended to 5 August 2026. Missing two installments (including and the final one) still triggers loss town of benefits. Taormina confirmed participation. Meanwhile, Angri approved the scheme, whereas Bastia Umbra rejected it, highlighting divergent local political views.