Attuazione della direttiva 2023/2226/UE del Consiglio, del 17 ottobre 2023, recante modifica della direttiva 2011/16/UE, relativa alla cooperazione amministrativa nel settore fiscale. (25G00201) | 25G00201 — Italy law | Esheria

Attuazione della direttiva 2023/2226/UE del Consiglio, del 17 ottobre 2023, recante modifica della direttiva 2011/16/UE, relativa alla cooperazione amministrativa nel settore fiscale. (25G00201)

This provision explains that later parts of the decree change rules on tax information exchange, create rules for crypto-asset information exchange, and include financial-neutrality and commencement provisions.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
25G00201
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
it
Updated
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EU compliance EU law implementation administrative simplification applicability automatic exchange of information budget coverage crypto-assets effective date financial information reporting financial operators fiscal administration government powers government procedure government process information reporting penalties regulatory compliance tax audit tax compliance

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This provision explains that later parts of the decree change rules on tax information exchange, create rules for crypto-asset information exchange, and include financial-neutrality and commencement provisions. Rules for issuing legislative decrees: the President of the Republic issues them, while the Government must send the text in time and may need parliamentary opinions in some cases. La disposizione regola i tempi e le modalità con cui il Governo adotta i decreti legislativi per recepire le direttive UE, e prevede passaggi di parere parlamentare e documentazione di concordanza. This provision sets general rules for EU-implementation decrees: use ordinary administrative structures, simplify procedures, avoid regulatory gold-plating, and provide sanctions where needed. The Government is empowered to issue legislative decrees to implement and transpose EU acts, and must send draft decrees to the two Houses for their opinion after required prior opinions are obtained.