How is the Superbollo Tax Calculated?
The Superbollo tax is calculated based on the kilowatt power of your vehicle‘s engine. The tax rates are determined by the Italian government and are subject to change. It’s important to note that the Superbollo tax is in addition to other taxes and fees you may already be paying for owning a vehicle in Italy.
Different Tax Rates for Different Kilowatt Ranges
The Superbollo tax rates vary depending on the kilowatt range your vehicle falls into. The rates generally increase as the engine power of your vehicle increases. Here’s a breakdown of the current Superbollo tax rates in kilowatts:
- Vehicles with an engine power of up to 100 kW: €0
- Vehicles with an engine power between 101 kW and 120 kW: €1 per kilowatt
- Vehicles with an engine power between 121 kW and 140 kW: €1.50 per kilowatt
- Vehicles with an engine power between 141 kW and 160 kW: €1.70 per kilowatt
- Vehicles with an engine power between 161 kW and 180 kW: €2 per kilowatt
- Vehicles with an engine power between 181 kW and 200 kW: €2.50 per kilowatt
- Vehicles with an engine power over 200 kW: €3 per kilowatt
Example Calculation
Let’s say you own a car with an engine power of 130 kW. To calculate the Superbollo tax for this vehicle, you would multiply the engine power (130 kW) by the corresponding tax rate (€1.50 per kilowatt), resulting in a Superbollo tax of €195 (130 kW x €1.50).
Paying the Superbollo Tax
The Superbollo tax is typically paid annually and is collected by the Italian revenue agency, Agenzia delle Entrate. They will send you a notice with the amount due and instructions on how to make the payment. Failure to pay the Superbollo tax can result in fines and penalties, so it’s important to stay up to date with your obligations.
The Superbollo tax rate for vehicles in Italy is based on the kilowatt power of their engines. The tax rates vary depending on the kilowatt range your vehicle falls into, with higher rates for more powerful engines. It’s essential to understand and meet your Superbollo tax obligations to avoid any legal issues and ensure a smooth ownership experience.