(Finance) – “We do not agree with the use of so-called compliance letters due to the possible omission of indication of data which has no impact on the determination of the taxes due. Furthermore, we have always considered the request for data on purchases from subjects to be excessive flat rates”. This is what the president of the National Council of Accountants, Elbano de Nuccio.
“The flat-rate regime – he explains – was created precisely to flatten the tax base to a percentage of revenues/compensations with the consequent oversimplification of accounting obligations. Requesting data relating to the purchasing cycle essentially nullifies this simplification because to intercept the data requested in the Rs framework it is necessary to totalize and therefore essentially account for the relevant documents.
“Finally – he concludes – we believe that the data kit available to the financial administration, if used effectively, can be more than sufficient to intercept any anomalous situations, especially after the advent of electronic invoicing”.