(AGI) – Go back to talk with more and more insistence on a reform of the taxes on the house, waiting for the Local Tax and after the statements of shock Pemier Matteo Renzi.
To take stock of the situation it is also Nomisma, which recalls the need for reform of the land registry. From data released by the Revenue show that in 2014 the revenue TASI-IMU relative to the main house fell by 12.6% to 3.5 billion euro, compared to about 4 billion euro in 2012. On average, owners of the first house they paid 204 euro in 2014 against 227 euro in 2012. From the same documents released earlier this year showed that to buy a house in Italy serve an average of about 181,000 euro (1,560 euro / sqm). Such information can help to quantify the stimulus for the market that would arise from the assumptions of zero tax on the first house recently advanced. In fact – according to Nomisma – it would be an incentive rather modest, amounting to approximately 0.11% in the first year but not less than 1%, considering the present value, over a decade. In a nutshell would mean a saving of 17 euro per month, which is just over a fifth of the bonus of 80 euro introduced in May 2014. The research institute then puts the accent on the profiles of fairness, given that ‘ abolition of TASI would not only low-income families and should facilitate the rich households. “The road to get to a fairer tax system finally – he said – is that the review of tax bases that would arise from the reform of the Land Registry that the Government reiterated be a priority” and not to intervene only on the rates or the multipliers , which continue to generate inequalities between cities as the difference between cadastral references and market values ranging between 36% and 300%, averaging at 135%.
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