The Italian families in absolute poverty has nearly doubled during the crisis years: + 78.5%, with a percentage of total increased from 3.5% pre-recession to 5.7% in 2014. the survey reports of ‘Office studies of Confcommercio.
people in absolute poverty in 2014 exceeded 4 million, an increase of nearly 130% compared to 2007 and is now nearly 7% of the population. Absolutely destitute families were over 823mila in 2007, rose to nearly 1.5 million in 2014.
In terms of tax burden, Italy beats Germany 43.6% (of GDP) to 39 , 5%. it’s a record that does not like at all to businesses and households. If Italy had in fact had the same tax burden in Germany in 2014, there would be 66 billion euro less tax levy, ” ie 23 billion less income tax and the same number of indirect taxes, as well as 20 billion in less social security burden on enterprises and workers ”. Secono the study, between 2010-2014 there are signs of improvement, the Italy-Germany comparison of quality of human capital and excessive load of ” tax gaps remain very large ”.
” L ‘ excess tax burden in Italy has a structural connotation to the inability to carry out a series review of public spending to reduce excesses and ” waste says the studies office. To date, ” the only cuts included the capital expenditure, that is, in fact, public investment ”. In fact, ” all the components of current expenditure arising from discretionary policy choices are growing between 2015 and 2017, although in increments slightly lower than the nominal GDP ”.
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