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Confirmed the suspension of the payment of the royalties of the marinas in dispute with the state
The meeting of Confindustria Nautica with the Undersecretary for Tourism Bonaccorsi was positive
January 15, 2020
Confindustria Nautica pointed out that in Article 34 of the decree Milleproroghe, which suspends the payment of royalties until June 30, it is not explicitly stated that they are included concessions entered in the role, but which, with the important today's confirmation, the Internal Revenue Service clarifies that the report illustrative of the measure shows that the provision has the "reduce the litigation in place [...] on-site administrative and judicial policy in relation to payments" canons in question. "Such a circumstance -- reads the note Revenue Agency - may lead to the belief that Article 34, the payment of the reported fees concessions ... maritime authorities for the implementation and management of facilities dedicated to recreational boating should be even in cases where the sums owed to this are subject to co-active recovery, even as a result of role-membership."
Confindustria Nautica has specified that work, in coordination with Assomarinas and Assonat, resolution to the settlement of the litigation and which, in This sense, the meeting with the Undersecretary for Tourism, Lorenza Bonaccorsi, who is following the conversion of the Milleproroghe, and with the honourable Umberto Buratti who he has promoted the demands of the porrelevance Chamber of Deputies.
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Confindustria Nautica pointed out that in Article 34 of the decree Milleproroghe, which suspends the payment of royalties until June 30, it is not explicitly stated that they are included concessions entered in the role, but which, with the important today's confirmation, the Internal Revenue Service clarifies that the report illustrative of the measure shows that the provision has the "reduce the litigation in place [...] on-site administrative and judicial policy in relation to payments" canons in question. "Such a circumstance -- reads the note Revenue Agency - may lead to the belief that Article 34, the payment of the reported fees concessions ... maritime authorities for the implementation and management of facilities dedicated to recreational boating should be even in cases where the sums owed to this are subject to co-active recovery, even as a result of role-membership."
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