In Cassation

People's bill in the Supreme Court: progressive tax of up to 3.5 per cent on assets above 2 million

As stated in the text of the bill, the rates (from 1% to 3.5%) would be applied on the excess share of assets

by Rome Editorial Staff

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2' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

2' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

The proposal to tax the richest arrives at the Court of Cassation. The popular initiative text concerns wealths over two million euros and was presented this morning in Piazza Cavour by the '1%equo' committee.

Allotments from 1% to 3.5%

It is a popular initiative bill for a progressive annual tax on large assets exceeding two million euro. It envisages, in particular, rates between 1 per cent and 3.5 per cent on the share exceeding the two million threshold, as well as an alignment to the European average of the rates of the inheritance tax.

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In detail, the 1% rate is for the share of assets between two and five million. Then, 1.7% on the share between five and eight million, 2.1% between eight and 20 million and 3.5% for the share exceeding 20 million.

The revenue

The estimated revenue is between 26 and 60 billion per year and varies depending on the platea, which for the text is b>between 200,000 and 500,000. As for the revenue from a reform of the inheritance tax, the revenue hypothesis is between 5.5 and 8 billion. Figures to be directed, according to the proposal, to public health, education, housing policies, environmental protection, safety at work, disability and income support, in addition to a quota to reduce the Irpef.

L’iter

"Over the next six months," the committee explained, "we will start collecting the 50,000 signatures needed to submit the proposal, both through an electronic platform and through banquets organised throughout the country. The declared objective is to collect a greater number of signatures to promote a public debate on the issue of social and economic inequalities'.

The Committee

Among others at the presentation of the proposal were Maurizio Acerbo, national secretary of Rifondazione Comunista, Pier Giorgio Ardeni, professor of Political Economy and Development at the University of Bologna, Anna Camposampiero, secretary of the European Left, Elena Coccia, lawyer, former deputy mayor of the Metropolitan City of Naples, Francesca Fornario, journalist and satirical author, Alfonso Gianni, former undersecretary for Economic Development, Matteo Prencipe, communications manager of Rifondazione Comunista, Rosa Rinaldi, former vice-president of the Province of Rome and undersecretary at the Ministry of Labour, Nadia Rosa, secretary of the Milan Federation of Rifondazione Comunista, Marco Veronese Passarella, professor of economic policy - University of L'Aquila, Paolo Bertolozzi National Coordinator of Young Communists.

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