Support bis, transfers and payments arrive: how they work

Support bis: automatic for 1.8 million VAT numbers, 5.2 billion with bank transfers and tax credits The payments of non-repayable grants were arranged automatically recognized by the Support Decree bis in favor of economic operators, affected by the epidemiological emergency “Covid-19”, already beneficiaries of the contribution provided for by the first Sostegni decree. In particular, these are 1.77 million transfers – for a total of about 5 billion euros – which, without the need for new applications, will be credited directly to the current accounts of the subjects who had requested and received the aid provided for by the first Sostegni decree. In addition to these transfers there are also approximately 38 thousand tax credits, for approximately 166 million euros, which are recognized, again automatically, to the operators who had chosen this method of disbursement. In total, there are therefore more than 1.8 million beneficiaries of the new automatic contribution for a total of 5.2 billion euros. The Mef and the Revenue Agency communicate this in a joint note. The new contribution is paid by the Revenue Agency in the same way that the beneficiary had chosen for the previous one. Therefore, if for the non-repayable contribution of the first Sostegni decree you had opted for disbursement by postal or bank transfer, the automatic contribution of the Sostegni bis decree is credited to the same bank or postal current account. contribution had chosen to be used in compensation, also the new automatic contribution of the Sostegni bis decree is recognized in the form of a tax credit, which will be usable in compensation in the F24 form with the indication of the tax code 6941 established with the resolution of ‘Revenue Agency n. 24 / E of 12 April 2021. The new automatic contribution is exclusively for subjects with an active VAT number on 26 May 2021, the date of entry into force of the Sostegni bis decree, provided that the previous contribution has not been unduly received or returned.