In the first quarter of 2015, tax revenues amounted to 88.536 billion euro, “substantially stable” compared to the same period last year (-0.1%, amounting to -103 million euro). This was communicated by the MEF specifying that the revenue from the fight against tax evasion, however, increased by 22.7% (+385 million).
Direct taxes, specifically the Treasury, recorded revenues totaling 50.244 billion, an increase of 2.5% (+1,221 million euro), compared to the same months last year. Positive income tax revenue (+ 0.4% to 169 million), reflecting both the increases in withholding tax on income from private sector employees (+ 2.6%) and the self-employed (+ 1.2%) and the decline withholding tax on the incomes of public sector employees (-2.2%). This decline, says the MEF, is determined by the amount of the adjustment mechanism bonus of 80 euro to date paid (700 million euro), that the public sector takes place the year after the year of allocation.
The IRES has a revenue of 674 million euro (-374 million or -35.7%). But since, again stresses Via XX Settembre, “is not significant of a trend, given the limited number of payments that are made in the first months of the year. Among other direct taxes, the substitute tax on capital income and capital gains tax increases by 61.8% (€ +504 million euro), while the replacement value of the assets of pension funds increased by 92.1% (EUR +528 million euro), compared to the first quarter last year. Indirect taxes recorded revenues amounting to 38.292 million euro, a decrease of 3.3% (to EUR -1.324 billion), compared to the same period in 2014. VAT revenues fell by 2.4 %. The stamp duty signals a positive change of 12.1% (+120 million euro).
Among other indirect taxes, the decrease in revenue from duty on energy products (mineral oils ) was 6.7% (-354 million euro) and the excise duty on natural gas combustion (natural gas) amounted to 38.1% (-475 million euro, due to the decrease in consumption of ‘year in 2014 compared to 2013. Revenue from the games are, finally, an increase of 3.0% (+86 million euro).
Proceeds Iva -2.4%, weighs split payment Pa – In the first quarter of 2015, the VAT revenue fell by 2.4% (-501 million) due to lower both internal trade (-2.8%) and VAT on imports (- 0.8%). This was announced by the MEF, indicating that the trend of VAT on internal trade was influenced by the fact that the revenue related to purchases made from PA (so-called split payment) will flow to the state budget from April. “Based on preliminary data, – says the ministry – it can be assumed that the trend of VAT revenue for the quarter is in line with last year.”
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