• Ristori, Cgia: only 29 billion against 423 billion in lost receipts

  • Cgia: insufficient refreshments, covered only 25% of the losses suffered

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12 June 2021 If, with the two Support decrees approved in recent months, the Draghi Government will be called upon to provide approximately 21.4 billion non-repayable contributions to companies and VAT numbers, on the other hand economic activities will pay almost 19 billion to the Treasury by the end of this month to meet the deadlines set by the fiscal calendar. This was reported by the Cgia Studies Office. "In short, comparing these large numbers, we can affirm, with great bitterness, that if many business owners receive little help and are very late, they will have to return it immediately to the sender, that is to the State, to pay down payments and balances of Ires, Imu, Personal income tax / additional personal income tax, IRAP and chamber law.



It is clear - observes the CGIA - that we are comparing only the balances. However, if with one hand they give you refreshments and with the other they take almost all of them back through taxes, nothing changes for the State, but for many small businesses, exhausted by the crisis, the difficulties are destined to increase, feeding the suspicion among entrepreneurs of being victims of a great mockery ".



Among the companies and the VAT numbers that will be called to meet the tax deadlines - recalls the Cgia - there are those that have received or will receive the refreshments because they are beneficiaries of the measures developed by the Government, but also those that do not have major problems from Covid. have suffered and therefore have not received nor will receive any non-repayable contributions. From a methodological point of view, the CGIA Studies Office reports, the estimated tax revenue (equal to 18.9 billion) was calculated assuming that the number of paying companies in this month of June is in line with that recorded in the previous years. 



Also, in light of the data presented in recent months by the Mef relating to electronic invoicing 2020, an 11.5% reduction in company revenues and 4.6% in individuals has been estimated.

In calculating the revenue attributable to the first installment of the IMU 2021, the estimate was decreased by 445 million which correspond to the exemptions introduced by the Government for the benefit of some activities affected by the confinement measures introduced in recent months.


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- cgia mestre (@cgiamestre) June 12, 2021