Monday, April 18, 2016

Too many taxes despite the crisis: in six years paid 29 billion more – The Messenger


 (AGI) – In one of the most critical phases of the Italian economy, families and Italian companies were literally svenate from taxes, coming to pay 29 billion more in six years. And ‘what emerges from the calculations made by the CGIA studies, the association representing SMEs in Veneto, according to which, in the last six years, the national tax net of Renzi bonuses rose by 6.1% and taxes local 8%. In absolute terms the national taxes (such as income tax, VAT, CIT, etc.) increased by 21.6 billion and local ones (IMU, IRAP, municipal and regional additional income tax etc.) 7.7 billion euro, resulting in an additional fiscal effort of well 29.3 billion euro for households and businesses. Among the main local taxes, only the IRAP (-4.2 billion, equivalent to a change of -13 percent) suffered a fairly sharp contraction: all the others, however, have increased sharply. Between 2010 and 2015 the regional additional income tax increased by EUR 3.1 billion (+ 39%). Last year in the coffers of Governors ended well 11.3 billion euro. The additional municipal income tax increased by 1.4 billion (+51 percent): in 2015 this tax has guaranteed to the mayors to yield at well 4.3 billion euro. The tax that has undergone the most significant increase was that on real estate: if in 2010 the ICI allowed the first citizens to rake in 9.6 billion, in 2015 the mayors with the IMU and the TASI have grossed well 21, 3 billion (variation in absolute terms amounted to 11.6 billion which correspond to a variation of + 120%).
 

 18/04/2016 12:32:09

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