ROME (WSI) – The Italians have paid between 2013 and 2015, 16.7% more taxes and local taxes, a figure of € 7 billion. To say a study of the UIL Territorial Policies Service that h estimated proceeds for local coffers, including additional regional and municipal income tax, IMU, TASI, waste rate in 2015 of more than EUR 49 billion compared to 42 billion in 2013, rising for 46.5 billion in 2014.
the study of the UIL highlights how local taxes increased by an average of 308 Euros between 2013 and 2015 for a kind family who last year he paid € 1,969 for these tributes, also calculated the UIL referring to a nucleus with one to 24,000 euro income, a house of 80 square meters and a small inherited second home (or a stock). In particular, the IMU / Tasi for different properties from the first house, the average amount paid was 937 Euros (+72 Euros in 2 years), with € 1,386 tips in Rome, Milan and 1,220 in 1154 in Bologna. For Tasi first house on the average amount paid was EUR 191 average per head.
As for local taxes, as explained by the confederal secretary of Uil, Guglielmo Loy, the revenue for the ‘ IMU-Tasi on different properties from the first home increased by 8.4% compared to 2013 (1.5 billion euro).
” specifically for the IMU / Tasi for different properties from the first home, in 2015, the revenue amounted to 19.8 billion euro; for Tasi first house on the revenue was 3.7 billion euro; for regional additional income tax of 12.8 billion euro; for the municipal income tax was collected 4.5 billion euro; for the waste tax 8.2 billion euro (…) For 2016 there will be some benefits due, above all, the elimination of taxes on first homes, but the block of increases in regional and local taxes determined by the last Act stability does not authorize to ‘stay calm’ because they are excluded from the block increases the TARI and local rates (kindergartens, school meals, admission fees, etc.) and secondly because the regions, struggling with repayment plans more or less intense, from health deficits (Sicily, Abruzzo, Campania, Molise, Lazio, Piedmont, Puglia) may revise upwards the rates of ‘regional income tax . Ultimately though between 2013 and 2015 nationwide to 10 million taxpayers the tax burden has decreased thanks to 80 Euros, the same can not be said of the other 30 million taxpayers, including 10 million employees and 15 million pensioners. In fact, for the latter, the tax burden due to the local tax increases has increased by 18.5% further eroding paychecks and
To” shake up ” to our economy, as underlined Loy “the only way is to give a little ‘of breath wages and pensions through an tax lowering already in 2016.”
“If the government Renzi to follow this path will find an ally in the UIL ready to take to the forefront also in relation to Europe to demand more flexibility.”
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