(ANSA) - GENOA, NOVEMBER 21 - For the president of Confindustria Carlo Bonomi, the next budget law that the government is preparing to launch today "lacks a strong intervention on the tax wedge: a coch intervention is needed".
He said it at the assembly of Confindustria Genoa.
Where to find the resources: "below 35 thousand euros, purchasing power has been lost, so the only way is to cut taxes on labor by looking for 16 billion".
"This way you can give an extra month's salary for your entire working life," he said.
"Resources are found by reconfiguring 4-5 percent of public spending".
The president of the industrialists promotes measures against high bills but also points out that "if the new government has difficulty in immediately budgeting for a sharp cut in the tax wedge, it could however announce it for 2023 and 2024, but not in words, putting it in writing" .
"If instead, as I have heard - added Bonomi - there will be room for early retirements, fake flat taxes and bonuses on personal income tax, we will not understand it. Because it is clear that certain interventions are made to respond to electoral promises while the real emergencies are others".
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