Many large cities, especially those in the coastal area, try to recover their debts with fines. In these cases, the streets become a real ATM.
In these areas the fines come from the action of speed camerastherefore for speeding, because really low limits are set that it is impossible to respect.
The administrations notify fines on fines, which however do not allow the debts of the municipality to be recovered as it is spent, because often they are not even paid.
The stratagem used by the municipalities to fill the coffers with fines
Many think that the municipalities use this stratagem in the hope of “making money” and recovering particularly worrying economic situations. Yet many choose not to pay and to pretend that the fine has never arrived. But anyone wonders: what happens to these unpaid fines? They go into prescription or are they removed or can they even return to arouse fear in subsequent years, stronger than before? To answer this question it is necessary to know some details of the administrative procedure that has to do with the notification of the fines themselves.
The fines that they are not delivered to motorists within 90 days they may not be paid. If, on the other hand, one is obliged to pay the fine because it reaches the home of the person concerned within the pre-established terms, all one can do is pay. The municipality after 60 days in fact proceeds with the foreclosure of the assets and even sometimes it even comes to the administrative stop of the vehicle.
Institutions do not always do this, indeed many municipalities choose not to go further. In the first phase, the municipality forms a role, that is a document that makes the provision enforceable. At a later time, this document is sent to the credit collection company or the Revenue Agency which notify the tax bill.
Tax injunction notification, what happens if you don’t pay the fine on time
Some municipalities provide with the notification of the tax injunction, without asking for help from any external company. After the 30 days have elapsed, if the payment has not been made, we proceed with other actions then the user’s assets are foreclosed.
For example, the sum is taken from the current account, or from the salary or pension. Instead, the foreclosure of the house takes place only for debts exceeding € 120,000. As for thel the car is stopped, it cannot go back into circulation if the debt is not paid off or if the installment request is not accepted. After 5 years, all the fines that have not been paid lapse into statute of limitations, just as happens with the tax bill.
