Fisco, Tajani “Forza Italia proposes to detax the tredicesime and reduce the car stamp”

ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “We are working to put on the table of the coalition a series of proposals that in part can be realized immediately, in part they are to be put on the agenda for the next legislature.” Thus the vice-premier and national secretary of Forza Italia, Antonio Tajani, in an interview with Libero.

“The first is to detax the tredicesime: 100% the lowest and then with a progressive taxation, as the figure increases. The other idea on which we are working is the reduction/ abolition of the stamp for cars and motorcycles. The third concerns the reduction of the Irpef rate from 35 to 33% for income up to 60 thousand euros. But there are other very important ones: one is to bring the deductions of health expenses in the year in which they are sustained and do not come in the following year. This is because if I have to take care of, I need the resources now,” he explains.

“Another theme we are working on is that of young people. We think of benefits for start-ups (no taxes for the first 5 years) and for those who invest us, or for those who hire young people. And even more facilities, in addition to those already there, for women. Finally, we are studying the idea of a Flat Tax that rewards those who produce more. You could sum up as follows: more produce, less pay. This is only for the income part Irpef which exceeds that stated in the previous year. On the other hand, we are considering a low fixed rate.”.

For financial cover, “in Italy there are private savings between 1800 and 2000 billion euros. If a part of the Italians invested in large infrastructures, large public projects through public-private partnerships, the state would spend less and would have more resources to lower taxes. Of course, it would be voluntary investments that would guarantee an economic return and that could be of interest first of all the insurance funds or insurance. This idea was copied from Elly Schlein, with the difference that in reality all the left those savings want to hit them through the balance sheet. We will never allow it,” concludes Tajani.

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(ITALPRESS).

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