Tax system, Leo: “Reform almost ready, tax cuts for the middle class and fight against tax evasion”

Tax system, Leo: “Reform almost ready, tax cuts for the middle and fight against tax evasion”
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Rome, May 31 (LaPresse) – On the tax reform, “we can say we are in the final stretch.” “It is our priority” and “even the EU has congratulated us.” These are the words of Deputy Minister of Economy Maurizio Leo, interviewed by Libero. “Certainty in relationships and simplification of the system,” Leo explains, “tax reduction and the fight against tax evasion. In summary, these are the four principles that have guided our actions over the years, with an approach that can be defined as completely opposite to the past.” “My desire is to bring the income bracket from 50,000 to 60,000 euros to 33%, instead of 43% subject to Irpef. This means further supporting the middle class,” he concludes. “This measure must be compatible with public finances, especially since we are still paying for the damages caused by the Superbonus, which cost us 174 billion euros and will result in an additional burden on the state coffers of 40 billion in 2026 and 20 in 2027.”

Rome, May 31 (LaPresse) – On the tax reform, “we can say we are in the final stretch.” “It is our priority” and “even the EU has congratulated us.” These are the words of Deputy Minister of Economy Maurizio Leo, interviewed by Libero. “Certainty in relationships and simplification of the system,” Leo explains, “tax reduction and the fight against tax evasion. In summary, these are the four principles that have guided our actions over the years, with an approach that can be defined as completely opposite to the past.” “My desire is to bring the income bracket from 50,000 to 60,000 euros to 33%, instead of 43% subject to Irpef. This means further supporting the middle class,” he concludes. “This measure must be compatible with public finances, especially since we are still paying for the damages caused by the Superbonus, which cost us 174 billion euros and will result in an additional burden on the state coffers of 40 billion in 2026 and 20 in 2027.”

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