The TARI (Waste Tax) is the municipal tax intended to cover the costs of urban waste management services, including collection, transport, treatment, recovery, disposal, and complementary services such as street sweeping and cleaning of public spaces.
Introduced by national legislation on local taxes, TARI is owed by anyone who owns, occupies, or holds premises or open spaces likely to produce urban waste, including domestic and non-domestic users.
TARI rates are set annually by the Municipality based on the Economic-Financial Plan (PEF) for the waste service, drawn up according to the criteria established by the Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and the Environment (ARERA).
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