one out of four declares less than 15 thousand euros – Corriere.it

At least one taxpayer out of four declares to the tax authorities an income of less than 15 thousand euros and pays 3.6% of the total Irpef (they are 26% of the total). The Italian men and women who exceed the threshold of 70 thousand euros are instead four out of a hundred but pay 31%. The remaining percentage, 70%, concerns taxpayers with an income between 15,000 and 70,000 who declare 65%. This is reported by the data of the tax returns presented in 2021 and released yesterday by the Department of Finance. With the plus sign both the growth of the total net tax declared – we are talking about a value of 171 billion euros and therefore up by 7.4% compared to 2020 – and the total total income declared, made up of approximately 83, 2% from income from employment and pensions: equal to over 912.4 billion euros, therefore 47 billion more than the previous year for an average value of 22,540 euros.

The average incomes

The effect of the Great resignations is felt on the VAT numbers. The total number of taxpayers who presented the return for the tax year amounts to approximately 4.2 million (up by 0.8% compared to 2020) for a turnover of 3,881 billion euros, an increase of 21.5%. From the data that emerged, it is precisely them, the female and self-employed workers, who earn the most. The average income from self-employment is equal to 60,520 euros, declared by businesswomen and entrepreneurs instead stands at 24,130 Euros.. For female and male employees the bar drops: 21,500 Euros.. And bringing up the rear the income of retired men and women, which is close to 19,000 Euros: 18,990.