Tax bills, what happens without an extension? With April 30, many of the suspension extensions that had been introduced with the Sostegni decree come to an end. In the absence of the issue of a new postponement provision, from 1 May, many of the activities carried out by the Revenue-Collection Agency should resume. The Adiconsum lists them.
1) Notifications. On 30 April the extension contained in the Support Decree for the suspension of the notifications of the Revenue Agency-Collection expires. Therefore, presumably, from 1 May the notifications of the new tax bills, notices of assessment and all other acts relating to the Agency’s activity should start again.
2) Payments. Also in the absence of a new provision, the payments of tax and non-tax receipts should resume, starting from 1 May, relating to tax bills, executive assessment notices and INPS debit notices, which had been suspended since 8 March 2020 (from 21 February for the municipalities of the first red zone) to 30 April 2021, due to Covid.
The installments of the extension plans with expiry in the same period had also been suspended, so that also in this case, presumably from May 1st, the payment of these installments should resume.
3) Foreclosures. Also in this case, from 1 May the foreclosures from third parties (such as employers) should resume, which must make part of the salaries and wages of one of their debtor workers available again to give them to the creditor.
All this should occur only in the absence of an extension of the suspensions contained in the Support Decree and therefore with a new provision.