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There will be no gray areas for the taxman and the scoundrels have life more difficult. Local authorities and municipalities are acquiring software that allows you to “spy” taxpayers going to x-ray all the properties, compare with the actual income declared rousing evasion. Currently, the Tax sharing with municipalities all data of tax payments as F24, Tasi and IMU, the municipal payments, details of contracts of electricity and gas, those of rental contracts and declarations of succession , bank transfers for interventions of recovery of the housing and tax returns ((Act, 730, 760, 770, etc). After the merger with the Land Agency now the Inland Revenue also shares the cadastral maps, pilings and changes, the entire urban and land cadastre, the list of ghost buildings recognized in 2011, the national archive civic and roads, the municipal cadastral database and inspections mortgage.
This enormous amount of data could be used to improve the services of the same public administrations and services for citizens and businesses. But mainly it serves to combat tax evasion. To easily check all the enormous flood of data P.A. relating to citizens and taxpayers with an impressive speed of consultation and affordable costs, local authorities are adopting a software, called LoginPa. Municipalities, for example, with the simplicity of Google Maps and Street View, with a click on the roof of a building can see who lives there and cascade receive a series of data for the property but also the entire household, failing to find out their income, balance sheet, and fees paid so hopefully discover hidden income and unpaid taxes.
Matteo Mauri, administrator Microservice, the startup that has created software LoginPa, explains that the mechanism to read the Big Data for Public Administration “has been possible thanks to the sophisticated technology. Thanks to the infrastructure of Google Cloud Platform it has a robust and fast system, unprecedented, so that you can share with thousands of municipalities without generating additional IT costs for the Authority. “
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