Rome Between November 15 and the end of the month, the Treasury will collect 2 million euro per minute. This, besides being the month in which we commemorate the “dead” is also the month in taxes. In the second half, the Treasury will cash of 53.5 billion euro: 11% of annual revenue.
53.5 billion will come in the form of payment of VAT, advance income tax, IRAP, IRES, additional income tax and withholding taxes. To pay for them will be both self-employed and those employees. As a reminder of the upcoming deadlines for taxpayers is the Italian CGIA Mestre, whose research department has estimated the effort of taxpayers in November. In Italy tax revenues (taxes, fees and taxes) exceeds 480 billion euro per year. This massive money supply flows into Treasury funds according to specific tax deadlines that focus mainly between November / December and the summer months of June, July and August. The tax more onerous to be honored next month will be the VAT: self-employed and businesses will pay to the State of € 12.3 billion. Corporations (Spa, Srl, Cooperatives, etc.) also pay the advance IRES that will amount to 11.8 billion, while the employees, through their respective employers, “give” to the tax withholdings amounting to 10.4 billion euro. Even the advance IRAP will be highly respected and well-cost companies 8.4 billion euro, while the advance income tax will impose the self-employed a payment of 8 billion euro.
In short, for companies and VAT numbers these days are cold in the bones. Not just for the season. The most desperate are passing days in the bank, many are forced to take out loans and renegotiate trust. Some, especially those who are “entrepreneurs” just because they hire them, feel the pitch of the famine. Traders and artisans curse industry studies, those that tell a bureaucratic reality very different from the real. This is the month where the state is knocking at the gates, where promises are debts, where the crisis is a scar still open and the hope is still a black hole in the bottom of the tram. This happens while Renzi continues to say everywhere that the storm is over and the bad is behind and above the law Stability of government cut the weight of the tax authorities. Maybe, but for now you pay the bill and remains high. Here then is how and what to pay.
The Cgia points out that the weight of indirect costs related to the payment of taxes has now assumed very alarming dimensions: “Due to a tax system too fragmented – noted Paul Zabeo coordinator of the Office of studies Cgia – in our country are required at least 34 days to pay taxes. In other words, between the queues at the counters, the time lost by the accountant or to fill out forms, records and various paperwork, Italian businesses employ 269 hours per year to meet its commitments with the tax authorities. A Way of the Cross we share with the Portuguese, while in all other countries of the Eurozone, the situation is less heavy. ” Yes, because there is insult to injury. Not only pay, but also lose time, effort and money to pay.


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