A first step towards fiscal equity, but not enough.
This is in summary the opinion of the Italian tax authorities on the draft of the Delegated Tax Reform law which underline how the interventions on Irpef and Irap are in line with the needs of taxpayers, but highlight how more should be done, both in terms of reduction , both of equity.
Looking at the IRPEF reform, in fact, the National Tax Institute, today meeting in Assago for the conference on the Delegated Law of Tax Reform, Budget Law, Tax Decree Prevention and management of the business crisis, underlines how it has a positive impact certainly the intervention on average incomes, but that greater equity is needed. This leaving the threshold for applying the rate of 43% to 75 thousand euros and recovering resources from incomes exceeding 200 thousand euros by applying a rate of 45% as occurs in other European countries.
On the other hand, however, the first step of canceling IRAP on micro-enterprises and self-employed workers would be in line with what is hoped for by the tax authorities, who, however, underline the need for a rapid intervention for companies.
“A tax that has the cost of labor and the cost of financial charges as its taxable basis has never been liked by businesses and freelancers.
It is clear that there is a problem of financial coverage and perhaps the reduction in the tax burden deserved a greater financial investment than the 8 billion dedicated to these interventions. "
the words of INT president Riccardo Alemanno.
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INT National Tax Institute