Tax reform, from flat tax to amnesties: how to really cut taxes for the middle class
The state of the art
Few things are as quarrelsome as taxes. Everyone agrees that comprehensive tax reform is essential. On the rest, everyone thinks differently. Those who pay taxes down to the last penny, perhaps because they are subject to the withholding tax (employees and pensioners), experience a profound injustice which in the end, in fact, must also pay on behalf of the tax evaders, who cause the State revenue to lose around 100 billion euros every year and, despite this, they often get away with it or get away with little thanks to the recurring and increasingly generous forms of amnesty of the pending files. Which, among other things, while they only yielded a minimal part of the estimated revenue (the three scrappings in the 2016-18 period generated total revenues of less than 20 billion against the 53 expected) have helped to establish the conviction that evasion is worthwhile because, at most, with a long delay, you will pay something or even nothing: just think of the almost 100 million folders up to a thousand euros canceled with the balance and excerpt.
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