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Analysis of Judgment No. 26180 of 2024: Improper Retention of Public Contributions and Criminal Relevance.

Judgment No. 26180 of 2024 clarifies the boundaries of criminal liability for the improper receipt of public funds, distinguishing between undue acquisition and legitimate retention.

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Public Contributions and Reforestation: Commentary on Judgment No. 18710 of 2024

The recent ruling no. 18710 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the methods for the restitution of public contributions for reforestation, highlighting compatibility with European regulations and the principle of proportionality.

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Order No. 15404 of 2024: Ordinary Jurisdiction and Contributions to Healthcare Facilities

Let’s analyze order no. 15404 of 2024 which establishes the jurisdiction of the ordinary judge for disputes regarding contributions granted to accredited private healthcare facilities, following the Covid-19 emergency.

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Commentary on Judgment No. 16979 of 2024: Covid-19 Contributions and Undue Perception.

The ruling no. 16979 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation provides important clarifications on the configuration of the crime of fraudulent receipt of public funds in relation to the economic contributions provided by the Italian State during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Commentary on Order No. 9633 of 04/10/2024: Irap and Public Contributions

Let's analyze Order No. 9633 of 2024, which clarifies the determination of the Irap taxable base in relation to public contributions granted for seismic events. Discover how the ruling impacts the beneficiary's assets and the accounting of the funds.

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Commentary on Ordinance No. 11336 of 2024: Unemployment Benefits and Notional Contributions

Let's analyze Ordinance No. 11336 of 2024, which clarifies the conditions for using unemployment benefits as figurative contributions and the implications for pension rights.

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Order No. 11218 of 2024: Clarifications on the Statute of Limitations for INAIL Contributions.

The order of the Court of Cassation of April 26, 2024 provides important clarifications on the start of the five-year statute of limitations for INAIL contributions, highlighting the regulatory details and the rights of workers and employers.