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Here’s ATM Italy, the largest transfer of wealth from citizens to the state is set for next Tuesday when the Italians will pay to the IRS 44 billion euro. Inside is everything from payment of VAT, withholding income tax for employees, but especially the queen of taxes, and that is the second installment of Tasi and IMU. So December 16 – reported the secretary of CGIA Mestre Giuseppe Bortolussi – is traditionally a tax deadline to shake your wrists. ”
Among the heavy taxes for which Italians will be called at the checkout there are in fact also the withholding income tax of the self, the substitute tax related to the revaluation of severance pay, the withholding tax on transfers attributable to income tax deductions and, in many places, even the last installment of Tari. “The tax authorities and municipalities make cash at the expense of keeping the balance sheets of households and businesses,” he added Bortolussi.
To state and municipalities will be a rich booty. The Cgia has, in fact, estimated revenues will ensure that each maturity. The payment of VAT will ensure the most conspicuous amount, equal to 16 billion euro; from withholding income tax of employees from the tax authorities will collect another 12 billion, while the last installment IMU, which for the most part will flow into the coffers of Mayors, Italians will cost 10.6 billion Euros.
The Tasi, present for the first time this year, will allow municipalities to collect 2.3 billion.
From Tari, the new toll sull’asporto waste, the final installment of this year will provide a yield of nearly 1.9 billion, while the payment of Irpef self-employed workers will arrive 1 billion. Finally, the substitute tax on the revaluation of severance pay and the withholding tax on transfers for income tax deductions from the tax authorities will cash respectively 231 and 72 million euro.
“A rain of deadlines – continues Bortolussi – that could call into serious difficulties many families and many small businesses because of the chronic lack of liquidity. A period, the year-end, very delicate especially for companies: in addition to the commitment with the IRS, these days also have to match the thirteenth to their employees. And with the continuing crisis, this financial commitment is likely to become for many entrepreneurs a real stress test. “
The Cgia recalled that, in 2014, the tax burden in Italy is expected to 43.3 percent. Is among the highest in Europe. “But the real tax burden – concludes Bortolussi -, namely that the burden on honest taxpayers, which is measured by removing the weight from the nominal GDP of the unobserved economy, ranks just below 50 percent, reaching, according to our estimated at 49.5 percent: over 6 percentage points more than the official figure. A tax burden scary. ”
In short, the biggest Christmas gift comes to Italian tax authorities. For Italians will only coal.
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