Rome, May 9 (Askanews) – In Lazio, Liguria and Piedmont in the regional income tax increases “are quite significant, especially for taxpayers with income in excess of 35 thousand euro”. This was stated in the research department of Cgia, stressing that “in 2015 the vast majority of Governors decided not to increase the additional regional income tax. Compared to last year, in 13 regions the situation has remained unchanged, in two rates and decreased in the other three retouching was light “.
Some regions” have been obliged by law to adjust the rates. To vary the rates of additional, this year the governors have an obligation refer to the same income brackets income tax. As a result, Emilia Romagna, Liguria and Lombardy had to change the mechanism of differentiation in force until 2014 “. Calabria and Molise, however, “have reduced the tax: unlike last year, in 2015 did not apply the increase of 0.3% provided by law for the regions which are subject to repayment plans because of the health deficit “.
” Almost all regions – explains the secretary of CGIA, Giuseppe Bortolussi – decided not to increase the rate to the maximum level. From 2015 in fact the governors have the ability to elevate up to 3.33%: option that has been exploited only by Piemonte, for incomes over 75 thousand euro, and the Lazio. ” Moreover, “the law of stability cut 3.5 billion transfers to the regions with an ordinary statute. However, failing to act on fiscal incentives shows that the vast majority of presidents has worked with a great sense of responsibility towards its residents “.
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