Welcome to our tax law page, where you can find a wealth of information on legal articles and court cases concerning tax law. Stay updated on the latest developments and insights in this complex legal field.
Judgment no. 10310 of 2024 clarifies the burden of proof on the taxpayer in the case of synthetic assessment, highlighting the importance of documentary evidence and symptomatic circumstances.
The ruling no. 10305 of 2024 clarifies the concept of abuse of rights in the context of shell companies, highlighting how these structures can be used to evade taxes. Learn more about the relevance of this ruling for tax law.
Let’s analyze ruling no. 10270 of 2024, which clarifies the concept of necessary joinder in the context of tax litigation, highlighting the importance of equal treatment and the inextricably common position of the obliged parties.
Discover how Ordinance No. 9995 of 2024 clarifies the consequences of failing to challenge the payment notice in tax litigation, analyzing the principle of 'solve et repete' and its legal implications.
The recent ruling no. 9947 of 2024 provides important clarifications on the taxation of capital gains arising from the sale of subdivided land, highlighting the role of urban planning and the independence of private decisions regarding building eligibility.
Let’s analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the limits of issuing tax collection notices regarding tax credits, highlighting the importance of a prior notice to the taxpayer.
The recent intervention of the Court of Cassation on the non-taxability of revenues arising from non-existent operations provides significant insights for the tax management of non-commercial entities. Let’s explore the details of ruling no. 9900 of 2024.
The order of the Court of Cassation of 2024 clarifies the methods of notification of payment notices by collection agents, highlighting the applicability of the rules on ordinary postal service.
Order No. 9910 of 2024 clarifies the limits of the deductibility of legal expenses incurred by companies for the defense of their directors in criminal proceedings. Let's analyze the implications of this ruling in the context of Italian tax law.
The recent ruling of the Regional Tax Commission of Florence clarifies the conditions for the applicability of the environmental hygiene fee for non-domestic users, highlighting the issues related to municipal regulations that do not comply with current laws.