INPGI,
with circular message no. 4 of 28th May 2019, provided instructions for
the submission of social contribution relief requests, for employers
who hire young journalists with a permanent contract, pursuant to art.
1, par. 100 et seq., Law no. 205/2017.
It is specifically clarified that the incentive is only granted to employers of the private sector and that it is granted for all permanent employment relationships.
The relief amounts to ½ of social contribution duties bestowed upon the employer, with the exception of certain specific contribution forms.
Calendar of Jewish holidays for 2020It is specifically clarified that the incentive is only granted to employers of the private sector and that it is granted for all permanent employment relationships.
The relief amounts to ½ of social contribution duties bestowed upon the employer, with the exception of certain specific contribution forms.
The
ministerial decree specifying Jewish holidays for 2020 has been
published on issue no. 137/2019 of the Official Gazette. These are:
− All Saturdays, from 30 minutes before sunset on Friday to one hour after sunset on Saturday;
− Wednesday 8th April, Pesach Eve;
− Thursday 9th and Friday 10th April, Pesach;
− Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th April, Pesach;
− Friday 29th and Saturday 30th May, Shavuoth;
− Thursday 30th July, Tisha b’Av;
− Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September, Rosh Hashanà;
− Sunday 27th and Monday 28th September, Kippur Eve;
− Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th October, Sukkot;
− Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th October, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah.
− All Saturdays, from 30 minutes before sunset on Friday to one hour after sunset on Saturday;
− Wednesday 8th April, Pesach Eve;
− Thursday 9th and Friday 10th April, Pesach;
− Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th April, Pesach;
− Friday 29th and Saturday 30th May, Shavuoth;
− Thursday 30th July, Tisha b’Av;
− Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September, Rosh Hashanà;
− Sunday 27th and Monday 28th September, Kippur Eve;
− Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th October, Sukkot;
− Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th October, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah.
Flat-rate tax scheme and professional service for the former employer
Answering petition no. 173/2019, Agenzia delle Entrate
pronounced on the possible application of flat-rate taxation (art. 1,
par. 9-11, Law no. 145/2018) for a self-employed contractor working for
a foreign subject with whom a subordinate employment relationship had
previously been in effect abroad.
The Agenzia deemed the taxation system applicable, after ascertaining:
- the lack of a fictitious transformation of employment,
- the lack of any connection with the territory of our State of income earned abroad;
- that the taxpayer had returned to Italy for tax residency purposes
.
The Agenzia deemed the taxation system applicable, after ascertaining:
- the lack of a fictitious transformation of employment,
- the lack of any connection with the territory of our State of income earned abroad;
- that the taxpayer had returned to Italy for tax residency purposes
.
