Evasion in Italy two million illegal workers “costs 25 billion” – The Daily

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Two million jobs, in Italy, every year in paid in black. And create an underground economy amounted to “ 41 billion and 837 million euro “, and “a total avoidance of 25000000000 of taxes and contributions.” To say it is the Foundation studies of career counselors, who worked for the ‘ Ansa a study on the checks made by the Ministry of Labour, from’ INPS from ‘ Inail between 2014 and the first half of 2015. Crossing the data experts believe that, on average, “every three firms inspected, there is a person employed, but not recorded.”

Last year have been viewed 221 476 companies , which have surfaced in the 77,387 working relationships not reported. During the first six months of 2015, however, the data say about 31,394 employees 106 849 companies. Totally in black. Experts of the Foundation, against 6 million companies recorded the Chambers of Commerce in the second quarter of 2015 and certified by Unioncamere-Movimprese, plus a million other non-members, since 30% of the sample of the companies inspected is moonlighting, estimate that there are over 2 million illegal workers in Italy.

In order to calculate the revenue to the tax authorities hazy, the professionals have left the analysis of 241 days per year of work paid per person. Whereas the average daily remuneration is € 86.80 (INPS), conclude that “if we consider the average of the days deducted social security contributions, the shortfall would be submerged produces about 25 billion, 1.5% of gross domestic product. “

The payments not made Inail, according to research, apply 1200000000 and in detail,” remuneration not subject to annual expense amounts to 41800000000 , the shortfall in social security 14600000000 (this switch is a ‘ rate of 35% averaged between classes of contribution), the foregone tax revenue to 9300000000 (considering an average rate of 24.5% net of tax deductions). “

Rosario De Luca , President of the Foundation studies of career counselors explains that these figures “should make you think.” He adds that if the data were more reliable, it “would limit the exploitation and put at the disposal of the community figures close to those of a Stability Law”. The problem of 2 million illegal workers, says De Luca, it must be resolved by the legislator that must create “regulatory conditions to encourage hiring, for example structurally lowering labor costs” and at the same time by business which “is responsible for the regularization of their employees.”

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