Tax returns, the average is € 25,900 a year. Only 0.6% of employers declares over 150 thousand – The Daily

tax average declared by individuals rose by 2.2%, to 25,900 Euros, to 37 thousand for partnerships (+ 4.1%) and 26,700 € for capital companies and entities. The average taxable amount of business , but the category includes those who have a ‘ own business and not the big business owners, is 18.280 euro, 10% less than the average total income. That of employee indefinitely increases to a 23,156 €, up 12.8% from a year earlier, while the number of employees as a whole stops at 20,520. The average income from board amounted to € 16,700, 18% less than the average, while the work self (35 570 euro) is almost double. These are the figures that emerge from the personal income tax returns in 2015 , related.

According to the statistics released by the Ministry of Economy, 49% of entrepreneurs declared a business income of less than 15,000 Euros and only 0.6% higher at 150,000 euro income. The average income of those who have the simplified accounting is 17,815 Euros (+ 3.2% compared to 2013), one in the ordinary account is 38,244 euro (+ 7.3% compared to 2013).

the average income from employment shows a high variation compared to the different nature of the employer: 9700 € for employees whose employer work is a natural person, € 13,890 for employees of partnerships , 21,040 euro for employees of the public administration , € 23,630 for employees of companies capital .

82.6% of the approximately 40.7 million personal income taxpayers predominantly holds income from employment or pension, and only 5.9% of the total, in line with the previous year, has a prevailing income from the exercise of business activities or self-employment. The percentage of those who hold mainly income from buildings is equal to 4.2%.

In relation to the activities, there is the average declared income highest in the industry the professional (41,600 euro, although down 1.2% compared to 2013), followed by the sector of activity manufacturing (32,400 euro, an increase of ’11, 7% on 2013) and the services (24,400 euro, up 3.9%) sector, while the average income is lower declared in the business (19,100 euro, however, an increase of 9%).

the joint-stock companies, while declaring half of total revenues / fees, record only 16% of the total . Conversely an individual, while declaring only 27% of revenues or total compensation, record 61% of total income.

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