The deadline for 2010 was the end of September. All tax refund claims received before this date are now processed.  The registration for 2011 is open and special promotional conditions are available for everyone, who register before the end of October.

What you should know about your Income tax refund from Italy.

We at Dendax are proud to provide you with the tax refund service from Italy. Many of our clients sent us their documents for the 2010 tax year and they are already expecting to receive their money. The time it takes for tax refund from Italy is about 6 months and the average amount Dendax refunds to one client for Italy is over 1000 EUR, so it is worth waiting for.

But please note, that there is deadline for Income tax refund claims. We must receive all necessary documents for submitting your request before the end of September. The income tax refund, as a matter of fact, must be submitted to the relevant tax authority - no later than 30 September of the year after the tax year you are applying for.
In other words: All applicants

From this year Dendax join the cause to save the Earth and stop cutting down trees!

For this reason we try to reduce the minimum the quantity of paper we use! For our clients we offer a complete online procedure to apply for tax refund.

No paper, no efforts, less time!

Get your refund with Dendax! Go Green Online! Complete your registration online, save a tree!

Income Tax is an annual tax on an individual's income for a tax year (6 April to the 5 April the following year). It is the UK Government’s largest single source of tax revenue. For this reason UK Statistics Authority prepared a large and useful statistics based on this factor.

The statistics aim to provide the taxpayers with more information on the current situation and to systematize and organize important information in one place.


HMRC produce Income Tax statistics both on a liabilities and receipts basis:
Income Tax liabilities - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/income_tax/liabilities-april2011.pdf
Income Tax receipts - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/income_tax/it-stats-apr11.pdf Liabilities are amounts of tax due on incomes arising in a given tax year, whereas receipts show amounts paid and collected in a given year. Due to lags in the payment of Income Tax, particularly that collected via Self Assessment, and other reasons, statistics on Income

Tax liabilities will not match those for receipts. If you require statistics about how much tax is actually paid and collected by HMRC in any given tax year, or information on how the tax has been collected, then you