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Taxation: The CGIA's verdict on wealth taxes

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CGIA's assessment of the country's fiscal situation, looking ahead to the end of 2025.

It's often thought that wealth taxes could be the right tool to combat tax evasion, a real scourge in our country. In this regard, the CGIA has intervened with an analysis of the activities carried out in 2024 and the possible developments related to the near future.

Cgia, wealth taxes already in force

Based on the 2024 report drawn up by CGIA wealth taxes already exist and as reported by TgCom24 they brought to the coffers of the Status BEN 51,2 billion euros.

The main tax that led to this important result is the IMU which raised 23 billion euros in the last 12 months.

Other taxes and the fight against tax evasion

The report continues with the other items, among which are the car tax, capable of bearing fruit 7,5 billion and the stamp duty which guaranteed 8,9.

Tax pressure increases and it will reach 42,8% by the end of 2025 with an increase of 0,3 percentage points compared to 2024 and 1,1% compared to 2022. This increase did not have a direct impact on families.

The primary data that but it must be eradicated subtraction tax evasion which is still at the root of our country's fiscal difficulties, thanks to the illicit trafficking criminals and more.