Tax, with the Trova Tu app simplification for 4,700 regulations

Administrative and criminal tax sanctions. Minor state taxes. Tax justice. Payments and collection. Registration tax and other indirect taxes. VAT. Income taxes. Compliance and assessment. The tax simplification operation focuses on the eight Consolidated Laws that will be in force from 1 January 2027. A reorganization that concerns as many as 440 measures and 4,700 legislative provisions. But this is the first key step that the fiscal delegation desired by the Deputy Minister of Economy Maurizio Leo outlines in view of the Tax Code which, also in view of the end of the legislature, should arrive in the Council of Ministers for preliminary examination already within this month.

The new location

A reorganization in which the "Trova Tu" app (www.trovatu.finanze.gov.it), where Tu represents the acronym for Single Texts, plays a fundamental role as a search engine capable of helping taxpayers and professionals to translate the 4,700 "old" provisions into the new Single Texts. The search engine is available on the website of the Department of Finance and, as recalled by a note released by the Ministry of Economy, «it allows citizens, professionals and businesses to identify with a simple click the location of the tax provisions in the new Consolidated Laws, check any repeals and amendments and view texts in parallel to compare the original wording with that resulting from the regulatory reorganization».

A team effort

Trova Tu - they always remind from Economy - was created by the Mef in collaboration with the technological partner Sogei, with the support of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (Dagl) and the State Printing and Mint Institute (Ipzs) as part of the Normattiva project.

Overcoming fragmentation

With Trova Tu "the implementation of the tax reform - explains the Mef - is accompanied by a concrete tool to facilitate consultation of the rules and help citizens, professionals and businesses to orient themselves in the new structure of tax legislation". All in a logic aimed at «overcoming the fragmentation of sources and making the legislation clearer, more organic and accessible».