Taxes: Renzi proposes a “pact with the Italians.” Cuperlo: “Renzi not … – News Free

Rome, July 19, 2015 – Matteo Renzi in an interview on the subject tg2 back taxes by proposing a “pact with Italians”.

 

 

“If reforms are going forward, we will be able to reduce 50 billion in five years taxes Italians”.
Then Prime Minister explains what has already been announced yesterday to the Assembly of the Democratic Party: “In 2016 all via taxes on first homes, in 2017 via a large part of IRES, in 2018 the new personal income tax brackets and pensions.” “The resources are there: it is a plan that we are studying for six months,” said Renzi “After so many years of inaction we can do it. Just by being the country of whining. ”

From 2016 tax cuts and elimination of the tax on the first house – “If we continue to keep on track the construction site of the reforms, as I believe, in 2016 we will take a snip of the taxes which will continue in 2017- 18 in a timely manner, “announced Renzi Assembly sel PD and explained. “For five years we will have a commitment to cut taxes that is unmatched in the Republican history of this country. A Copernican revolution, without increasing the debt. “

Elimination of the tax on the first house: ” In 2016, if we do the reforms, we will eliminate the tax on first homes. ” The project provides for “the elimination of the tax on the first house, the IMU on agricultural and bolted.” In 2017 it will be the time for action IRES and IRAP and in 2018 on personal income tax brackets and pensions. By 7 August, in addition, the reform of the public administration “will have the final reading in the Senate.”
“It will be a tax cut without precedent and the Democratic Party will be the first party to do so,” he said the prime minister warns “I’ll spend the next two years to play as the festive surgeon currents, but to restore dignity to Italy.”

Cuperlo: Renzi not tie tax reforms – One of the most critical voices as stated by Renzi Assembly of the Democratic Party is to report to Gianni Cuperlo, a member of the minority dem that of Republic criticizes the premier setting of reforms as conditions for reducing taxes.

“We are not at market figures,” says Cuperlo that raises: “I wanted to hear a word on the recovery of evasion”, or to minimize the taxes you cut the welfare. For Cuperlo, Secretary dem spoke well of Europe, immigration and growth but “has bypassed serious obstacles, such as the loss of votes and the moral question”.