The estimate of the so-called ‘tax gap’ is contained in the report on tax evasion that the Minister Padoan illustrated in CDM then to present it in Parliament. 24.5 billion evasion “pinched” by the Inland Revenue in 2013
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Rome In Italy amounted on average to 91 billion a year, the principal amount of tax evaded. The figure is alarming, is reported in the report on tax evasion that the Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, briefed the Council of Ministers and will be tabled in Parliament.
In the document the ministry tip the index on amnesties, which undermine the credibility of the state and discourage honest taxpayers. Not only that. From the unification of Italy in today – always returns the text of Mef – there were over 80 amnesties. “Accordingly, the report says, there will be more such measures.
In 2013 – also states – evasion “pinched” by the Inland Revenue amounted to 24.5 billion: the additional tax assessed is so climb 87% in seven years, compared to 13.1 billion in 2006 This figure is However, a decrease compared to the years 2009-2012, and especially compared to the 2011 peak of 30.4 billion
The report also shows a very high percentage of audits on businesses with tax irregularities is 98.1% between large, 98.5% on average and 96.9% on SMEs.’s record is up to the non-commercial entities, 99.2% is not in good standing. 100% of ‘positive’ checks on instruments subject to recording.
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