Tax experts, good electronic invoicing extended to flat rates but avoid differentiations

“We await the final text of the decree that introduces the obligation of electronic invoicing also for taxpayers on a flat-rate basis, which we have supported and which we share, but the drafts examined contain differentiations that involve complications and confusion as well as discrimination between subjects who they apply the flat-rate regime, they are certainly not structured, regardless of the declared revenues. So why 25 thousand euros and not 26 or 30 thousand? With these words, the president of the National Tax Institute (Int) Riccardo Alemanno, commented on the first indications regarding the obligation to issue an electronic invoice also by taxpayers on a flat-rate basis. “We must also avoid – he explains – introducing changes to a tax regime during the year, for this reason in the coming days we will ask the Government and Parliament not to apply the sanctions for the entire second half of 2022 and not as currently it would seem regulated only on monthly basis for the first quarter of application, thus bringing the obligation to full effect from 1 January 2023. Unfortunately, what must be recorded is that it seems that simplification is only talked about, because often the fiscal measures contain a series of absolutely avoidable complications, as could be done in the present case for the obligation of electricity billing for flat-rate “. The official and definitive text of the decree is therefore awaited, in order to then evaluate the requests for any changes to the Parliament, even if all this it could be avoided if the representatives of authorized tax intermediaries, those who actually experience the p taxpayers’ problems, were consulted before issuing tax regulations.