Tourism
Angelo Bonorino
After the houses owned & agrave ;, seems both incoming l & rsquo; IMU also for the managers of the lifts. The January 21, 2015 & egrave; was issued by the Supreme Court of Cassation judgment number 4541 seconds which you should pay about € 25,000 to & rsquo; year for a six-seater chairlift and 50,000 euro for a gondola to eight seats.
Wednesday 25 March 2015 2 minutes reading time
"We are obviously willing to pay the 'Imu on activities & agrave; business & ndash; said Valeria Ghezzi, president of Anef, National Association operator of Cableway - but not on the lifts would be like taxing state railways for rails. For the pi & ugrave ;, we are forced to pay un''imposta on structures that, at the end of their service life, we must dismantle, also supporting this additional spending. It '' as if the owners of a house, after paying for quarant''anni a charge for possession of that good, should give all''immobile, paying out more money for the costs of demolition. A folly ".
The sentence & egrave; been ruled on an appeal of & rsquo; Territorial Agency - Revenue Agency against the company & agrave; Cable car Arabba Marmolada - Sofma Spa since according to chief judges l & rsquo; lift discussed specifically & egrave; functional ski slopes run by the taxpayer and therefore there is the assumption of the cadastral class transfer as a means of public transport.
The Sofma & egrave; was forced to pay five years of arrears became then Ici Imu and now the risk & egrave; that the judgment can force all the other managers of the lifts to pay the same tax, creating serious consequences for tourism.
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