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“It would therefore be preferable to continue to reduce taxes on other fronts, in particular – it concludes Zabeo – for the benefit of families and on the house to push domestic consumption that are critical to strengthen economic growth. It is worth pointing out that the reduction in labor costs was also granted to the benefit of employers and therefore any space to reduce general taxation for families will be greeted favorably. “
By the way, despite the ‘Italy is positioned at the top of the international ranking of the cost of labor – according Cgia – countries like Belgium and Austria but also larger economies such as Germany and France have a higher tax burden.
According to what emerges always from OECD data also Italian taxation on real estate is among the highest in the Euro: nearly 1.5% of GDP, representing second only to that of France (since 2012 is the ‘latest year available that is closest to the current situation). In Italy, among other things, there was between 2007 and 2012 the highest increase of the levy on real estate (+0.67 percentage points) after Greece. (Source ansa.it)
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Editorial | October 3, 2015
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