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2026 Deadlines — D.Lgs. 43/2025

Monthly down-paymentPrior-month consumption
Due on By end of following month
H1 2026January–June 2026
Due on 30 September 2026
H2 2026July–December 2026
Due on 31 March 2027

Deklara sends automatic reminders at 60, 30 and 7 days before the deadline.

Mandatory quadri by declarant

DeclarantMandatory quadri
Licence — Exempt renewable production (>20kW)A, G, LM
Licence — Other own-use productionA, B, C, E, G, JM, LM, MM, P, Q
Licence — Purchase for own useB, C, E, H, JM, LM, MM, P, Q
Licence — Purchase for resale (Art. 54 §3)B, C, E, H, I, JM, LM, MM, K, P, Q
Licence — Production + own-use purchaseA, B, C, E, G, H, JM, LM, MM, P, Q
Authorisation — Seller to end consumerI, JA, LA, MA, K, P, Q
Non-obliged — Full transfer (Art. 53-bis §1)A, G
Non-obliged — Transmission (Art. 53-bis §2)G, H

Which AD-1 quadri each of the 8 declarants must complete (D.Lgs. 504/1995 — TUA).

Excise rates — Art. 52 TUA

Consumption typeRateNotes
Domestic — residence, ≤ 150 kWh/monthExemptArt. 52 §3 lit. e TUA (contracted power ≤ 3 kW)
Domestic — residence, > 150 kWh/month€ 0.0227 / kWhGraduated reduction of the exempt portion
Domestic — second homes / > 3 kW€ 0.0227 / kWhFull rate on the entire monthly consumption
Non-domestic — ≤ 200,000 kWh/month€ 0.0125 / kWhStandard commercial / industrial rate
Non-domestic — 200,001 – 1,200,000 kWh/month€ 0.0075 / kWhOn the portion exceeding 200,000 kWh
Non-domestic — > 1,200,000 kWh/month€ 2,500 + € 4,820 flatMonthly cap € 7,320 total (industrial plants exempt under Art. 52 §3)

National rates in force. The regional surcharge, where applicable, is added on top of the national rate.

Guides

AD-1 Declarant Categories: Guide to Liable Persons in Italy

Hub of declarant-category deep-dives for the Italian AD-1 declaration under arts. 52-54 TUA: self-producer, professional user, photovoltaic, total grid injection, net metering, cogeneration and CER - with dedicated deep-dives and quadri mapping.

6 min

AD-1 Cogeneration in Italy: HE-CHP, Art. 52 TUA Exemption and the 2025 Supreme Court Ruling

High-efficiency cogeneration (CAR) is governed by D.Lgs. 20/2007 and DM 4/8/2011 + 5/9/2011 (directive 2012/27/EU). The art. 52 c.3 lett. b excise exemption applies only to electricity used to produce more electricity, not to heat or general services (Italian Supreme Court order 21/02/2025). AD-1 quadri, natural-gas relief and common errors.

9 min

AD-1 Italian Net Metering (SSP): Regime Closed Since 2025, Excise for Legacy Contracts

Italian net metering (scambio sul posto - SSP) has been closed to new entries since 26 September 2025 (ARERA 78/2025 and 213/2025). Operators with active contracts remain self-producers for excise: AD-1 quadri, art. 52 c.3 lett. b exemption, and the transition to Ritiro Dedicato or to a Renewable Energy Community.

8 min

AD-1 Total Grid Injection in Italy: Full Feed-In Producers and the New 2026 Notice

The total-grid-injection producer (cessione totale - Art. 53-bis c.1 TUA) injects 100% of its electricity into the grid and is not liable for excise, but must file a plant notice by 31 March 2026 (DM 10 March 2026 art. 22 c.5) and a semi-annual AD-1 flow declaration. Procedure, quadri and grey areas.

8 min

AD-1 Professional User in Italy: Self-Use Buyers, Quadri and 2026 Deadlines

The professional user (utente professionale - buyer of electricity for own use, Art. 53 c.2 lett. c TUA) is a liable person without a production plant. Which AD-1 quadri to file, how the 15% bond is calculated, and the 2026 semi-annual deadlines.

8 min

AD-1 Self-Producer in Italy: Quadri, Art. 52 TUA Exemptions and 2026 Deadlines

Who qualifies as a self-producer (autoproduttore) under the Italian electricity excise regime, why the Art. 52 c.3 lett. b exemption is not the same as being out of scope, which AD-1 quadri to file, and the 2026 semi-annual deadlines for renewable and non-renewable self-consumption plants.

9 min

Submit AD-1 to the Italian Customs Agency (ADM): 2026 Procedure

How to submit the AD-1 electricity excise declaration to the Italian Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli in 2026: U2S and S2S channels, Sottoscrittore profile, XAdES-BES signing, first- and second-level receipts, ravvedimento operoso.

11 min

Italian Electricity Excise Declaration Software: 2026 Evaluation Guide

What to look for in software for the Italian AD-1 electricity excise declaration after the D.Lgs. 43/2025 reform: XSD validation, S2S submission, multi-power-plant view, Sottoscrittore profile, ten-year retention.

9 min

Photovoltaic Excise Tax in Italy: Thresholds, Exemptions and AD-1 Filing in 2026

When does Italian electricity excise apply to photovoltaic output? 20 kW threshold, self-consumption, mixed use (art. 52 TUA), AD-1 quadri and 2026 semi-annual deadlines under D.Lgs. 43/2025.

9 min

Italy's Semi-Annual AD-1 Declaration 2026: Deadlines, Monthly Payments and Filing Guide

From 2026 the AD-1 declaration is semi-annual: H1 (January-June) by 30 September, H2 (July-December) by 31 March. Guide to new deadlines, monthly down-payments and transitional rules under D.Lgs. 43/2025.

6 min

Complete Guide to the AD-1 Declaration: Quadri, Deadlines and Excise Tax Calculation

What the AD-1 consumption declaration is, who must file it, which quadri to complete and how electricity excise tax is calculated under the Italian TUA.

8 min

Italian Power Plant: Declarant Categories, ADM Licences and Filing Obligations

The 8 declarants under Arts. 52-54 TUA: exempt photovoltaic, excise-liable production, BESS, RIU and other configurations. Which ADM licence is required and which AD-1 quadri apply to each.

7 min

Renewable Energy Communities (CER) and the AD-1 Declaration in Italy: Obligations, Declarant Categories and 2026 Deadlines

Italian Renewable Energy Communities (CER) are liable persons under Art. 53 TUA. Guide to AD-1 declaration obligations for CERs: who signs, which quadri to complete, semi-annual deadlines 2026.

7 min

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