Tuesday, April 19, 2016

The fees take flight: from 2010 increase of almost 30 billion Euros – Business International Magazine

Other than the reduction in the last six years the national and local taxes imposed continued their run up. The first, net of Renzi bonuses, rose by 6.1 percent; the latter, instead, of 8 percent. This was revealed are the calculations made by the Cgia studies.



INCREASE BOTH THOSE NATIONAL LOCAL
TAXES -imposte

national taxes increased by 21, 6 billion euro, the local ones 7.7 billion

In absolute terms, however, the national ones (such as personal income tax Since 2010, VAT, IRES, etc.) increased by 21.6 billion , while the local (IMU, Irap, municipal and regional additional income tax, etc.) 7.7 billion euro . In recent years of severe economic crisis, Italian companies and families have had, therefore, support an additional fiscal effort of well 29.3 billion euro.



THE ONLY DOWN IS THE IRAP

Except Irap, which fell by 13 percent, all taxes have increased from 2010. significant increase in regional additional income tax, which increased by 39 percent, to a value of 3.1 billion euro. More than 51% even for the municipal surcharge, increased by 1.4 billion euro. But the tax more “hungry” was to on real estate : in 2010 the municipalities through ICI have grossed 9.6 billion euro; in 2015, thanks all’accoppiata IMU-Tasi, revenue for auditors have been more than doubled and amounted to 21.3 billion euro.

LA CGIA: IN 5 YEARS OF LOCAL TAXES 46% RISE
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Paul zabeo, coordinator Cgia

“Between 2000 and 2015 – said the coordinator of the CGIA Paul Zabeo – local taxation has risen by 46 percent . This surge was due to the strong fiscal decentralization started 25 years ago. The introduction of ICI, later replaced dall’IMU and partly by Tasi, business tax, municipal and regional additional income tax, have increased the revenue of local taxes that served to cover the costs of the new features and new skills that have been decentralized to local autonomies . Since the early 90s, in fact, the regions and municipalities have become responsible for the management of major functional areas such as health, social services and local public transport, without having benefited from a corresponding increase in transfers from the central government. Indeed, the difficulty to balance the public accounts has forced many governments have progressively reduce transfers, creating many problems to many local autonomies that have defenses raising local taxes , particularly those in Meanwhile were introduced by the legislator. “

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