I hold U.S./Italian dual citizenship but only live part-time in Italy--I don't have residency--but a registered in A.I.R.E. with an Italian consulate in the U.S. as an "Italian citizen living abroad." I'm interested in getting a driver's license.
Dealing with paying bills continues to befuddle. I just received a water bill for my house from a bill paying company hired by my comune. This company is known as PagoPa.
Here's one for you, and kudos to the person who can truly answer it: Sure, you automatically pay the Canone RAI TV tax through your electric bill, but here's the zinger.
Thank you so much for your suggestion. I did communicate with PagoPa who suggested I contact the credit entity they use. The trouble is, in filling out the form I was unable to complete it at the part which required a phone number. I tried writing that in all kinds of ways using both my U.S. and my Italian telephones. Indeed, I pay for TARI and IVU taxes with bank transfers(wire transfers) and I pay for gas and electric bills with a credit card. But this thing is a whole other story.
Thank you, great clues into the issue I wouldn't have known otherwise. Yet another example how hard it is to operate from abroad and how seemingly easier to operate in Italy. I see this over and over again....
Because everyone has to pay it whether they have a TV or not. You can get out of paying it, but you have to do so before December 21st of each year. I can't believe that I'm now more or less an expert on this subject. Sheesh.
I came to this same conclusion as they only possibility, but your reply confirms my thoughts. I can't thank you enough for weighing in and helping me. The high kudos go to you.
Thank you for your insights into this. I get it that it's pretty simple to send a wire transfer to pay for this. In principal I should also send the F24. Mind you, I'm not in Italy right now and this is due in a few days. Sending the F24 is a whole other thing. It may not be possible. You can see how the Italian government is trying to simplify things, but I'm not sure how well that is going when there is non ordinary circumstance like mine. You WOULD think that if you didn't pay the Canone Tax on this current electric bill, it would roll over to the next billing period, perhaps you'd pay interest, and move on. But oh no, that would be simple and even logical! Instead one enters into an entire labyrinth and system of some kind of special bureaucratic madness....
What I'm going to do is pay the 18 Euros owed, by wire transfer, with comments about what the payment is for. At least then, I will have paid it. I've read that those who don't pay get sent to a collection agency which can cost between 120 and 520 euros. Maybe I can send an F24 after the fact or deliver one through the means you suggest.
Online filling in the F24 only worked in spots. Then, you have to sign up for some kind of online platform "Fiscoline) that enables you to send the form. I got stuck on a needed code called the "Domanda di Abilitazione." with the codice fiscale number(which I have--the other one makes no sense) so with online delivery of the F24 I'm dead in the water. Any further commentary on your part would be most appreciated.
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Thank you so much for your suggestion. I did communicate with PagoPa who suggested I contact the credit entity they use. The trouble is, in filling out the form I was unable to complete it at the part which required a phone number. I tried writing that in all kinds of ways using both my U.S. and my Italian telephones. Indeed, I pay for TARI and IVU taxes with bank transfers(wire transfers) and I pay for gas and electric bills with a credit card. But this thing is a whole other story.
Thank you, great clues into the issue I wouldn't have known otherwise. Yet another example how hard it is to operate from abroad and how seemingly easier to operate in Italy. I see this over and over again....
Because everyone has to pay it whether they have a TV or not. You can get out of paying it, but you have to do so before December 21st of each year. I can't believe that I'm now more or less an expert on this subject. Sheesh.
I came to this same conclusion as they only possibility, but your reply confirms my thoughts. I can't thank you enough for weighing in and helping me. The high kudos go to you.
Thank you for your insights into this. I get it that it's pretty simple to send a wire transfer to pay for this. In principal I should also send the F24. Mind you, I'm not in Italy right now and this is due in a few days. Sending the F24 is a whole other thing. It may not be possible. You can see how the Italian government is trying to simplify things, but I'm not sure how well that is going when there is non ordinary circumstance like mine. You WOULD think that if you didn't pay the Canone Tax on this current electric bill, it would roll over to the next billing period, perhaps you'd pay interest, and move on. But oh no, that would be simple and even logical! Instead one enters into an entire labyrinth and system of some kind of special bureaucratic madness....
What I'm going to do is pay the 18 Euros owed, by wire transfer, with comments about what the payment is for. At least then, I will have paid it. I've read that those who don't pay get sent to a collection agency which can cost between 120 and 520 euros. Maybe I can send an F24 after the fact or deliver one through the means you suggest.
Online filling in the F24 only worked in spots. Then, you have to sign up for some kind of online platform "Fiscoline) that enables you to send the form. I got stuck on a needed code called the "Domanda di Abilitazione." with the codice fiscale number(which I have--the other one makes no sense) so with online delivery of the F24 I'm dead in the water. Any further commentary on your part would be most appreciated.