In 2016 triggered the single tax for the house – FIRSTonline

Rome, April 4 (Askanews) – The government is grappling with Def will be on the table of the council of ministers next Tuesday. The go-ahead is expected three days later, on Friday, April 10th. In the document, as it turns out, will express the idea that for Italy the worst is over, even if it remains a must prudence. The growth estimate for 2015, as announced by the Minister for Reforms, Maria Elena Boschi, a few days ago, will be fixed at 0.7%. The deficit-GDP expected to remain at 2.6%. In terms of spending cuts would be additional savings accounted for 10 billion euro. While preparing to put back the hands of the taxes on the house with the aim of making from 2016 single “local tax” municipal (which would absorb IMU, Tasi and other local taxes).

As reported in hearing from the Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, the intention is to be “the most expansive possible” to “support employment and investment at the local level.”

A challenge that the government has always said it wants to win is to want to find the resources to defuse the mine of safeguard clauses, starting with the increase in VAT and excise duties.

The government aims to exploit the flexibility of the European connected to the path of reforms. It has also to take advantage of lower interest due to the cut in the spread, as the weak euro and the fall in oil prices, in addition to the effect of Qe.

On the plate, there would then be for the next year 10 billion to be obtained with an extra piece of the spending review. The package also start the process of reviewing the tax benefits, not only for citizens but also for businesses; and the plan on the subsidiaries of which still is being discussed what will be the point of fall (compared to what he had ‘suggested’ the former commissioner Spending Carlo Cottarelli who had expected a heavy hand with the reduction from 8 thousand to one thousand in three years) .

After the ok of the Council of Ministers, the document will be immediately forwarded to Parliament for a vote on the resolution and by April 30 will be sent to Brussels.