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TU Education

DECREE April 16, 1994, No. 297
CONSOLIDATED LAWS ON EDUCATION


Rule 200 - Tuition and cases of exemption
1. For schools and schools of higher secondary education tuition fees are:
a) the registration fee;
b) fee rate;
c) fee for aptitude tests, supplementary licensing, qualification, maturity and Licensing;
d) fee for issuance of diplomas.
2. The amounts determined by the table for them and attached to the Law of 28 February 1986, No 41 (Finance Act 1986) are adjusted by decree of the President of the Council of Ministers, upon proposal of the Minister of Finance, after consideration by the Council of Ministers, as provided in Article 7, paragraph 1, of decree-law on April 27 1990, no 1990, converted with amendments into law June 26, 1990, No 165.
3. From the date of entry into force of the decrees to be issued pursuant to Article 4 of the Law of 24 December 1993 537, registration fees and attendance in schools and secondary schools higher, including art schools and art schools, and examination fees and certificate are determined annually by the Minister of Finance, in consultation with the Ministers of the Treasury and Education. Its revenues are collected budgets of the schools concerned for the needs of operation, administrative and teaching.
4. In the determination of the fees referred to in paragraph 3 are no measures in relation to different income groups, based on household income, resulting from the annual declaration made for tax purposes.
5. Are exempted from payment of school fees:
- students who have achieved an overall rating of good in the license average or a score not less than eight tenths of the media in the final scrutiny;
- students from families with total income not exceeding the limits laid down in Article 28, paragraph 4, of Law February 28, 1986, No 41 (Finance Act 1986), limits which, under Article 21, paragraph 9 of the Law of March 11, 1988, No 67 (Finance Act 1988) are re-evaluated, from the year 1988, because of the planned inflation rate, rounded to 1,000 lire higher.
6. In order to identify the income referred to in paragraph 5 shall take into account the student's personal income only when it derives from the employment relationship, in the absence of personal income from employment, takes into account the total income of family members required for the maintenance obligation.
7. They are also exempted from school fees, and from stamp duty, students and candidates belonging to the families of disadvantaged economic conditions and fall under one of the following categories:
a) orphans of war, who fell for the liberation struggle of civilians killed for acts of war, fallen because of employment or work;
b) of children maimed or disabled in war or the liberation struggle, the military declared missing, maimed or disabled civilians for acts of war, maimed or disabled because of service or work;
c) civilian blind.
8. At the same condition the pantry is granted to those who are themselves disabled or maimed in war or the liberation struggle, maimed or disabled civilians for acts of war, maimed or disabled because of service or work.
9. For the purposes of exemption is provided in the voting conducted not less than eight tenths.
10. Foreign students who enroll in institutions and state schools and the children of Italian citizens living abroad who are to carry out their studies in Italy are exempt from paying taxes, for foreign students dispensation is granted on a reciprocal basis.
11. The benefits under this article are lost by students who incur a disciplinary penalty of suspension of more than five days or in more severe disciplinary punishment. The benefits are suspended for repeating the same, except in cases of proven illness.