Italian taxpayers could receive significant benefits if they enter into the tax authority’s cooperative compliance relationship. These could include removing the need for preventive rulings to enable them to deal with entities in blacklisted jurisdictions, less data reporting requirements around transactions and a removal of the requirement to provide bank guarantees in relation to tax credits.
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