It's open, active, and even had outdoor seating. But it's not registered in the municipal tax collection register. For this reason , La Bon Bec Café has lost its right to maintain its public land concession on Via Garibaldi, Cagliari. A cold shower for the owner of the business, which has been open for many years on one of the busiest streets in the city center: "It was our mistake," explains Claudia Carrus. "We recently changed our company name, and due to an oversight, we didn't think to update it to the tax registry."

Not an isolated case

Not a tax evasion story, then. But a costly oversight: the municipal offices didn't mince their words. Further investigations have uncovered other similar situations.

"Following checks carried out by the Tax Office, it was found that the company BBc Srls is not registered" in the waste tax registers: this emerges from the provision of the Department of Productive Activities.

This situation is "attributable to the failure to comply with the mandatory waste tax declaration and is a complete impediment to maintaining the land concession granted, given that the failure to file the TARI declaration," the document continues, "results in widespread unlawful conduct involving, among other things, the failure to pay the waste tax." The offices have declared the concession forfeiture, which is effective immediately.

The other colacli

A similar measure was issued against the Dry Hop in the Santa Chiara steps, the Maha Trade Center in Via Sardegna and the Munara in Via Napoli.

(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)

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