Monday, May 10, 2004

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Who can single natural 'does not submit a tax return mod. Only for 2003?

not be obliged to submit tax returns only those who owned:
• income of any kind, except for those for whom it is obligatory bookkeeping, for an amount total not exceeding € 3,000.00. In determining this amount is not necessary to consider the income from the main and related appurtenances;
• employment income or pension paid from a single withholding agent obliged to make any withholding taxes, income
• employees paid by different parties, if you asked the last employer to take account of the income paid during the previous reports and consequently he has made the cash payment;
• income from employment and income to be treated even if these paid by different parties for a total not exceeding € 7500.00, if the work period is equal to the entire year and were not considered to be made, and any income arising from the main buildings and related works;
• income from employment (paid by most subjects, but the last withholding certificates that made the adjustment) and income of the buildings, arising solely from the possession of the main building and its possible relevance (garage, cellar, etc.).
• retirement income for a total amount not exceeding € 7,000.00 and, possibly, income from land for an amount not exceeding € 185.92 and the unit property used as main house and its appliances; •
income buildings, arising solely from the possession of the main building and its possible relevance (garage, cellar, etc.).
• exempt income (eg. Inail annuities paid exclusively for permanent disability or death, certain grants, war pensions, pensions paid to preferred ordinary conscripts, pensions, allowances, including attendance allowance and benefits provided by the Ministry of the Interior for the civilian blind, deaf and dumb and for disabled civilians, subsidies to the hanseniani, social pensions, etc.).
• income subject to withholding tax as tax (eg. Income from amateur sports activities for an amount up to € 28,158.28, interest on bank accounts or post office);
• taxable income replacement (eg. interest on BOT or on other government securities).
If you are not obliged to keep records, you are in any case exempt from reporting if in relation to total income, before the deduction of the primary residence and associated outbuildings and the deduction provided for in Article. 10-bis of the Income Tax Code, there is gross tax, after application of deductions for income from employment and family responsibilities and deductions shall not exceed € 10.33.

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