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The Italian teams that have debts with the tax authorities
One of the various problems that football clubs will have to face in this month of December is the exposure with the tax authorities regarding the taxes suspended in 2022. There are several clubs that have important exposures with the tax authorities, through tax bills issued by the Revenue Agency, the value of which should be around half a billion euros.
For this reason, the request for the repayment of these debts was made by the clubs, through the president of the League Lorenzo Casini, who in the Senate Budget Commission, asked that in addition to paying the debt in installments, penalties and interest should not be paid. In the request, Casini underlines how the pandemic has created many problems, starting with the lack of receipts from the presence of the public and the removal of sponsors who guaranteed revenue given for sure.
The president of the Football League is the spokesperson for a system that is leaking from many sides and that cannot find a balance between costs and revenues. Inter administrator Beppe Marotta, just today in an interview, said that football players should be treated as actors and that in this way, the tax burden for companies would be considerably reduced.
The most indebted clubs
The most indebted companies, as reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano, are Inter, which has debts for income tax and contributions of around 50 million, Lazio 40 million, Rome 38 million, Juventus 30 million, Naples 25 million, Fiorentina 15 million, Milan is the least exposed of the most important clubs with 10 million. All the A companies have benefited from the suspension given by the tax authorities, with the exception of Cremonese.
The exposures are divided between 380 million in Serie A, 100 million in Serie B clubs and 30 million in Serie C.
The companies that at the moment find themselves with the greatest difficulties and who are struggling to pay off the debt are Verona and Sampdoria.
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