Taxes
Milan , June 13, 2015 – 07:44
The photo comes from the personal income tax declarations in 2013, presented last year, portrays a which could hardly be identified in Italy in the country, a member of the club of the G7. Let’s see some data in summary: of 60,782,000 inhabitants the number of taxpayers, ie those with the tax return, is about 41 million (500 thousand less than the previous year); actual taxpayers (who pay at least one euro of taxes) are about 31 million. In other words, almost half of Italians has no income and then live to be borne by someone. To evaluate then the average income tax paid, you must make the relationship between the number of respondents and the number of inhabitants: each registrant match 1.48 inhabitants.
A detailed analysis of the statements , you get the following considerations:
1) Among the top 799 815 taxpayers declare income zero or negative.
2) The total of those who report income (including those with zero or negative income) up to 7,500 euro per year are 10,338,712 taxpayers, ie 25.23% of the total, and correspond to 15,331,084 inhabitants. The average declared income tax per capita is 55 euro per year. For these people, among other services, the state should seek to pay about 1,790 euro per head for health (109 billion total in 2013). So we need to find other taxpayers, for the only health service, about 27 billion.
3) Between 7,500 and 15,000 Euros of annual income we count 8,740,989 taxpayers (13 million inhabitants) who pay income tax an average of 649 euro. Even here only for the health we have to find another 15 billion. In total, with the first 27 billion, they are 42 billion in total.
4) Between 15,000 and 20,000 Euros stated income are 6.2 million taxpayers (9,310,000 inhabitants) who pay a tax average of 1,765 euro, almost enough to pay for health care.
In summary, the first 19,079,701 of taxpayers (equal to 46.56% of the total), of which 7,187,273 pensioners, state revenues from zero to 15,000 euro and therefore living with an average monthly income of less than 600 euro: less than the 6 million pensioners, as incorrectly says Istat, have pensions less than one thousand euro per month (half are survivors). These early 19,079,701 of taxpayers who are 28.3 million inhabitants, also because of the deductions, pay on average around 300 euro per year and is supposed very few social contributions, with serious repercussions on the current pension system is on future social cohesion.
Who will have the money to pay pensions to the more than 10 million of subjects without funding? The 61.88% of taxpayers, amounted to 37,613,497 inhabitants, does not exceed 20,000 euro gross income declared the year (that is, just over 1,100 euro net per month). Besides the 55,000 euro of gross income are only 1.64 million contributors (4.01%); between 100,000 and 200,000 euro, 339,217 (0.83%), and over 200,000 € 106,356 gross. We’re just a poor country! Some states in developing or emerging percentages much higher.
Reversing the description also can summarize it like this: The 0.19 % of citizens pay 6.9% IRPEF, which of course is sensational. The 1.02% of taxpayers pay 16.3% IRPEF, or 4.01% pays 32.6%, or 10.91% still pay 51.2% of all personal income tax ( 38.1% pay almost 86% of all personal income tax).
Impressive progression of taxes paid medium. Among the 20 to 35,000 euro: 3,400 euro; between 35 and 55 thousand euro: 7,393 euro; between 55 and 100 thousand euro: € 15,079; between 100 and 200 thousand euro: € 31,537; over 200,000 EUR: 102 463 EUR; more than 300,000 euro, the average single income tax and additional regional and municipalities 163 021 euro, ie more than 50% of gross income to which are added other taxes and excise duties; in practice it works for the state and only 2/3 to 1/3 for his family; We understand why every year this number of “cash cows” in constant decline, also because they are closed most of the advantageous rates and health. In the collective imagination are the ones to squeeze with capital and, if retired, with blocks of indexing, forced withdrawals and, according to some movements, to expropriate more than a certain level of pension. In a normal country where the credit has still something would be quoted as an example.
There would be many points to make ; I prefer to let the readers to judge: a) if this merciless photograph corresponds to the country that has the record of home ownership, mobile phones, cars and other per capita and wealth per capita estimated by the Bundesbank twice that of the Germans; b) if it is necessary, as also happens in most countries often we cite inappropriately such as welfare models, that our Revenue Agency and INPS – which also include all the information and social security numbers – to convene of those who say little or nothing for many years to ask how they live. In many cases, given the severe economic crisis, poverty would be real and effective. But perhaps they would discover many illegal workers. And in some cases associated with organized crime.
* Technical and Scientific Committee of Routes pension
June 13, 2015 | 07:44
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