chatting at the bar during an evening aperitif, it is Turns out that some young people my age (30 years) do not really know what the tax burden and the importance it plays to try to keep it within certain percentage limits. Especially if they have no interest in girls, have more interesting questions (in their opinion) to think about.
The tax burden is merely the ratio of government current revenue and GDP, gross domestic product. Current revenues are made up of three headings: direct taxes, indirect taxes and social contributions. In Italy taxes, those paid on personal income and enterprise, are less than a third of total current revenue, while the tax burden is around 43% (approximately).
But what is the tax burden in other countries? The highest is in the Scandinavian countries where over 50% of GDP, in Europe it is 45 `%. With 43% of Italy is at the bottom among the countries of continental Europe. Britain is about 37% and closes the group of industrialized countries with a U.S. tax rates below 30%. (The percentages are roughly "fairly accurate" and give a realistic idea of \u200b\u200bthe various situations)
course in countries with higher tax rates, education, public health and safety are entirely unlike the low-pressure countries where these goods are wholly or largely borne by the public.
Italy is in the middle.
In America there are about 55milioni protection of citizens without health care, universities that cost 40 thousand dollars a year while poor neighborhoods without police, and rich neighborhoods are guarded by private police.
In Scandinavian countries, Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark, the situation is opposite: health, pensions and safety are entirely public and available to rich and poor equally.
Disputing both on the national tax burden, but maybe we should discuss the tax burden on individuals and services who want more public and for all, rich and poor.
This is, for better or worse, the overall picture. But what is not working in Italy? What because despite having a lower percentage than in other European countries, remains a country little "healthy"?
_ First of all the public sector is not well (and have too much public sector in Italy) with an iron political will, and especially with a clean cut and decisive in excess of current public expenditure, unproductive and parasitic results can be worthwhile
_ You must lead a strong, effective and serious evasion tax, the reasons for which are now evading taxes are mainly three: the rates are too high, low risk of receiving fines, very poor services provided by the state than the fees paid by citizens and businesses (remember that in the Scandinavian countries the tax burden and 'higher, but the services are much better and there are real social safety nets for those who lose their jobs).
The state must spend less and better. In this way we will reduce taxes and fight tax evasion. The services are absolutely to be improved, the tax rates to decrease and need more controls.
I hope it was concise and comprehensive on the subject. I only described the guidelines and concepts.
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little dictionary:
As I previously explained the tax burden is given by a ratio between the two totals. "Current revenue" and "GDP" . Current revenues are given by direct taxes, social contributions and indirect taxes (eg VAT and are PETROLEUM)
is indifferent to what is due to the variation of the total taxes paid, if one of the more pressing regular contributors, or the recovery of evaded taxes. Furthermore, when there is an increase in tax revenues, one can not discern for sure if it depends on: 1 - an increase of 2 income - an increase of rates 3 - increased income and previously declared fugitives.
_ What is a ' RATE: or "share" is the fixed or floating rate, expressed as a percentage (for example, in Italy, the standard rate of value added is equal 20% of the selling price) in ad valorem taxes in physical terms and in specific taxes or excise duties (for example, excise duty on petrol, the rate could be expressed in euro cents per liter), which applies to tax base for calculating the tax. The ad valorem taxes and specific taxes are opposed to a fixed fee, whose amount is fixed and fixed by operation of law.
The rate average is equal to the ratio of amount of tax and amount of the tax base, whereas the marginal tax rate is the ratio between the variation of the amount and the corresponding variation in the tax base.
A tax is called proportional if its average rate is constant (always equal to the marginal); progressive if the average rate increases in the tax base, regressive if, instead, decreases with increasing the tax base. They are typically progressive income tax and wealth tax.
A tax is called proportional if its average rate is constant (always equal to the marginal); progressive if the average rate increases in the tax base, regressive if, instead, decreases with increasing the tax base. They are typically progressive income tax and wealth tax.
Eg. The PIT tax (personal income), in the Italian tax system, is a progressive tax: the percentage of levy increases on income.
_ What are the social safety net : are measures of income support designed to prevent workers, and in ordinary cases derive sustenance from work for themselves and their families, be left without compensation when the employer is unable, for legitimate reasons, also called "integrable cases", to receive the work performed and therefore no longer has an obligation to pay remuneration.
These measures differ depending on whether the discomfort of the worker is a result of difficulties in corporate economic, structural or structural irreversible.
1) - If the business is cyclical difficulties: Ordinary redundancy fund (temporary layoffs).
2) - If the company's problems is structural: extraordinary redundancy fund (CIGS).
3) - If the difficulty is structural and irreversible corporate mobility.
These measures differ depending on whether the discomfort of the worker is a result of difficulties in corporate economic, structural or structural irreversible.
1) - If the business is cyclical difficulties: Ordinary redundancy fund (temporary layoffs).
2) - If the company's problems is structural: extraordinary redundancy fund (CIGS).
3) - If the difficulty is structural and irreversible corporate mobility.
fundamental difference between the two institutions is that in the case of wage supplementation, ordinary or extraordinary, a worker who receives income support remains in force within the company and even among those occupati.Nel case Instead, the mobility of income support occurs because the worker was laid off by then and left the world of work, are among the unemployed.
Another important and popular social safety net is the Unemployment benefits are not necessarily involved in the case of business difficulties, but in general if the employee lose their jobs involuntarily.
institutions illustrated, it should be remembered, are not applicable to the universality of workers but only to certain categories of workers and only to certain sectors.
institutions illustrated, it should be remembered, are not applicable to the universality of workers but only to certain categories of workers and only to certain sectors.
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Beyond all that ... problemuccio an Italian is that we keep very little money in CASH :-), we have a very high government debt and to make matters worse, many Italians have benefited (and still take advantage of) the possibility of retiring before what is happening in European countries. RESULT = we Dindo LESS THAN IF WE COULD, with vision and love for the country, helps us and not just think selfishly SAVE Pellacchia.
But Italy is also this: a whole-magna magna. Too bad that by dint of food to leave the pens are especially us young. Strength and courage, if the best the fare, while the other ... well ... to you the conclusions.
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