Regolamento da adottare ai sensi dell'articolo 91-bis, comma 3, del decreto-legge 24 gennaio 2012, n. 1, convertito, con modificazioni, dalla legge 24 marzo 2012, n. 27 e integrato dall'articolo 9, comma 6, del decreto-legge 10 ottobre 2012, n. 174. (12G0224) | 012G0224 — Italy law | Esheria

Regolamento da adottare ai sensi dell'articolo 91-bis, comma 3, del decreto-legge 24 gennaio 2012, n. 1, convertito, con modificazioni, dalla legge 24 marzo 2012, n. 27 e integrato dall'articolo 9, comma 6, del decreto-legge 10 ottobre 2012, n. 174. (12G0224)

This provision defines key terms used for the IMU exemption rules, including non-commercial entities, non-commercial activities, and mixed-use property.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Decree law
Citation
012G0224
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Language
it
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This provision defines key terms used for the IMU exemption rules, including non-commercial entities, non-commercial activities, and mixed-use property. This article brings in the municipal property tax early on a trial basis, sets the taxable base, rates, deductions, filing rules, and gives municipalities some power to adjust rates and deductions. This article sets the municipal property tax (IMU), exempts primary residences and their appurtenances in general, and sets the standard rate for non-primary residences at 0.76%. Specifies who must pay the municipal property tax, how it is calculated over the year, and when payments are due. Some immovable property is exempt when it is used by the specified subjects and dedicated only to non-commercial welfare, social security, health, education, hospitality, cultural, recreational, or sports activities.