MILAN - In Italy you pay almost 946 euros in taxes a year per person compared to the european average. He says a search of the Cgia of Mestre, which has compared the fiscal pressure registered last year in the main european countries, and then measured the differential taxation existing between the italians and the taxpayers of the most important Countries of the Union. The comparison shows that the tax burden is the highest in France. In Paris, the total weight of taxes, taxes, taxes and social security contributions is equal to 48% of Gdp. Follow Belgium, with 46.8%, Austria, with 44.3%, Sweden with 44%, and in fifth place, Italy. Last year, the fiscal pressure in our Country amounted to 43.4% of Gdp. Given that, however, does not consider, in the count of the Cgia, the bonus income Tax of 80 euro which is one of the outputs, not the tax cuts. If it was booked as such, the pressure would drop to 42.8%. The average of the 28 Countries that make up the Eu, however, has stabilized, 39.9%; 3.5 points less than Italy. In the comparison of the Cgia are also included in larger or smaller payments that every citizen “discounts” compared to what happens elsewhere. According to the Cgia, if the taxation in Italy was in line with the european average, in 2015, every Italian would have saved 946 euro. By making the comparison with Germany, however, it is clear that the germans pay to the irs an average of 973 euros per year less than the italians, the Dutch -1.513 euro, the Portuguese -1.756 euro, the Spanish -2.296 euro, the british -2.350 euro and the irish -5.133 euro. By contrast, the swedes are charged to the revenue commissioners of 162 euro per year more than the italians, the austrians, 243 euro, the belgian 919 euro and the French +1.243 euros. “Although the tax burden is slightly down, to pay less tax – detects Paul Zabeo of Cgia – it is necessary for Government to be decisive on the side of the spending review. Only with cuts to the waste and inefficiency of the public machine you can find the resources to reduce the overall tax burden”. “The rationalization of public spending, also, will have to proceed very quickly – warns -. By the end of next year, in fact, to avoid that from the first of January 2018 at the latest shots of the safeguard clause that will result in a strong increase in Vat and excise duties on fuel, the Government will have to find well 19.5 billion euros.”
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- taxes
- the irs
- taxation
- Cgia of Mestre
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