Tari and Imu assessment notice

Have you received an assessment notice for a tax or amount owed to the Municipality?
 

1. If you have not paid the amount requested of you or if you have not paid it in full

  • proceed with the payment within 60 days of notification of the assessment notice
    or
  • ask for the amount due to be paid in installments.


2. If you have paid beyond the due date without accessing the repentance

  • you will have to pay the difference between the amount indicated in the assessment notice and the amount already paid, i.e. the increase due to penalties, notification costs and interest in proportion to the days of delay. The procedure to use is called self-protection.

    Note the self-defense is valid if the payment was made before the assessment procedure took place.


3. If you have paid the amount in full within the deadlines

  • notify our offices of the payment.


4. If you have paid the amount in full beyond the deadlines by accessing the repentance in good time

  • notify our offices of the payment.


5. If the data indicated in the assessment notice is incorrect

  • send a report to our offices.

In the Use the services you will find the links for the instructions.

To make the payment, carefully read the instructions contained in the notice and always use only the payment method indicated therein.

The payment channels could be different depending on the type of tax and the period to which the tax dates back.

Only and exclusively for payments made from abroad it is possible to make a transfer to the current account held in the name of:

Municipality of Milan at Intesa San Paolo SpA - Municipal Treasury of Milan
IBAN IT 15 V030 6901 7831 0000 0300 001
BIC code BCI TIT MMK
 

Please indicate in the reason:

  • the notice number
  • your tax code/VAT number.

It is possible to request an installment of the amount of notices served (by registered letter, certified email or digital address) by following the instructions on the page comune.milano.it/rateazione

The granting of installment payments is subject to the assessment of past arrears and the correctness of the taxpayer in relation to the fulfillment of obligations relating to other installment plans already granted. The granting of installment payments will entail the automatic consolidation of all previous debts with the exception of those already paid in installments and those relating to ongoing precautionary and/or executive procedures.

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Updated: 13/03/2024