Waste

What is it

The TARI (Waste Tax) funds waste collection, transportation, and disposal services within the municipal area. Its basis is the ownership or possession of premises and uncovered areas which, by use and purpose, are capable of producing municipal waste.
The TARI is used to finance the costs of the entire waste treatment cycle, charging them to the users of the properties.

There are two ways to determine the amount due:

• the standard method, which is divided into a fixed portion (based on the number of occupants) and a variable portion (in relation to the area expressed in square meters)
• the correlative method, which is based on the actual quantity of waste produced.
  The rates are approved annually by the relevant Local Authority based on the Financial Plan, drawn up with the Service Manager according to the criteria established by ARERA (Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment), while the deadlines and amounts due are communicated with a specific payment notice issued by the Municipality or the Manager.
  There are concessions provided both by national regulations and municipal rules; for this reason, reference is made to reading the Regulations approved by Local Authorities.

ABACO is responsible, depending on the contract with the Municipality/Authority, for the assessment, collection, and recovery of credits related to the TARI.

How to

If you have received an assessment notice related to a Municipality managed by ABACO that contains the user code and control code, you can directly request an installment plan or a review of the notice online.
For notices without the user code and control code, we invite you to consult the documentation related to your Municipality on this page.