Sancho

I've just been reading this

http://www.dirittierisposte.it/Guide...09456_art.aspx

where it looks to me as if the default plan (i.e. unless a comune decides otherwise) is that there'll be four slices of TARES to pay this year, in January, April, July and October. Is that right?

modicasa

Technically TARES no longer exists, and the answer any way is nobody knows. Yet.
From Jan 1 2014 we have the IUC the Imposta Unificata Comunale which is an umbrella tax covering the IMU, the TARI (ex Tares) and the TASI which is a nice new shiny tax to cover indivisible comunal services and which will be applicable to prima casa unless the comune alone decides to exempt them.
So we have one tax to cover 3 taxes, and which have all been payable at different times. More over we have one payment to cover 2 imposte and 1 tax, so two bills and one self calculation? SO how much, when, how and even if are all to be decided and probably we will know in about April when they give us 30 minutes to get down the Post Office before the scadenza.

Margaret M

So, IMU was due to be paid this month, do I now calculate and pay it, or wait until it is all sorted out?

37100

Not all comunes have to pay the extra 1%, but if your's does, its due by 24th Jan. We had to self-calculate, but you can get help at the comune.

For the new rubbish tax etc, the comune has told us we will have 4 instalments, but the first will be late - posiibly end of Feb - and will only be an estimate.

ononno

All typical Micky Mouse stuff. I went to our comune because nothing arrived in post. Was given a tax to pay by Dec 31st. of 203 eurines total which I believe was TARSU or TARES. The IMU/TARES due 24 JAN I was told was not payable because the comune hasn't increased ther aliquota. Was also told 'ci vediamo il 28 febbraio' but for what I'm not quite sure. More money for summat no doubt. Ye Gods, I thought things were supposed to become simpler as we progressed into the 21st century.

clint

no you don't have to pay IMU, the only comune in our area that has a balance to pay in Jan is latiano

Margaret M

Thanks Clint, should have known you would know the answer. That helps the cash flow a bit anyway.

clint

I think we are all in the same boat not knowing what/when/how we have to pay. I am still waiting for our comune to recalculate the tax due end Nov as they charged me for a garage I haven't got I have no any idea when I am going to get a new bill, probably when there is lots of other stuff to pay

modicasa

IMU was due in December, some people had a bit more to pay in January. Some people have additional TARES to pay this month, but you must receive a bill.

Then apart from intrastat, INPS; Conail, IVA, we dont have to pay any more tax until..... February.

ononno

Abbonamento RAI ?

Sancho

The bollo auto is also due in January for a lot of us, I think

and maybe there's the imposta registro contratto locazione.

Pica

I was under the (probably misguided) impression that December IMU payments were for non-residents.
Today (as residents in a Prima casa) we have paid a teeny amount for IMU and also the 2 rubbish taxes-1 payment to the state and 1 to the comune.
Do I now have to expect further rubbish tax bills in February?
It's all so crazy!

Capo Boi

When IMU was first introduced the 'standard' or 'recommended' rate was 0.4% for prima casa. Individual comunes, however, could charge anything between 0.2% to 0.6% depending on their circumstances. Many went higher than 0.4%, surprise, surprise but only the 0.4% rate for prima casa was abolished. So, if your comune went for say 0.5% for prima casa, the difference between 0.5% and 0.4% ie 0.1% is still payable. I think that's right anyway.
The new tax is called IUC. See modicasa's first post re payments.