Test yourself Question 1 of 6 Question 1 of 6
A taxpayer spent 629.11 euros on medical costs during the year. What is the credit worth?
119.53 euros 95 euros 129.11 euros Nothing, it only applies above 1,000 euros
Question 2 of 6 Question 2 of 6
A borrower paid 5,200 euros of interest on the mortgage for their main home. What credit do they get?
988 euros 760 euros 1,000 euros It depends on their IRPEF bracket
Question 3 of 6 Question 3 of 6
What happens when credits exceed the year's gross tax?
The difference is refunded through the 730 The difference moves to the next year The difference is lost The difference becomes an offsettable credit
Question 4 of 6 Question 4 of 6
A family pays 1,800 euros of fees for a child at an upper secondary school. On what amount is the 19% worked out?
1,800 euros 1,000 euros 632 euros 210 euros
Question 5 of 6 Question 5 of 6
A 22-year-old child earned 4,500 euros during the year. Can the parent claim the child's medical costs?
Yes, because the child is under 24 Yes, but with a doubled threshold No, and neither can the child for costs in the parent's name Only if the costs exceed 1,000 euros
Question 6 of 6 Question 6 of 6
Why is the consolidated text of article 15 not enough, on its own, to fix the 2026 rate?
Because it was repealed in 2020 Because its first paragraph still shows 22% and amounts in lire, so it lacks later amendments Because it only applies to companies Because each municipality sets the rate
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