The Revenue Agency has announced an extension of the deadlines due to a malfunction of the F24 telematic system, managed by Sogei, which occurred from 12:48 on October 29, 2024 until 9:56 on October 30, 2024. According to what was reported in an official note, the law establishes that in situations like this, the terms of prescription, forfeiture and those related to tax obligations and formalities required for taxes must be extended until the tenth day following the publication of the act certifying the irregularity of the service.

During the indicated time interval, the F24 system showed an anomaly that caused the inability to correctly process some payment delegations, resulting in a rejection of the same with the reason “Accounting squaring of the tax section”. Despite this problem, Sogei reassured that the online services of the Revenue Agency did not suffer interruptions and continued to function regularly. Users were able to send the membership applications relating to the two-year preventive agreement without problems.

This measure aims to ensure that taxpayers do not suffer negative consequences due to the technical glitch. The extension gives taxpayers additional time to fulfill their tax obligations without incurring sanctions or penalties. Tax authorities are aware of the importance of timely payments and are committed to ensuring that every taxpayer can optimize their practices without fear of inefficiencies due to systemic problems.

These events highlight the importance of having reliable and operational systems in the tax sector. Malfunctions can create significant inconvenience, but the measures adopted by the Revenue Agency demonstrate a commitment to transparency and support for citizens. Timely communication regarding technical problems is essential to maintain a good relationship between the tax administration and taxpayers. It is essential that all actors involved in the tax process are informed of any difficulties encountered in order to act with awareness and responsibility.