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Tax, 30% of Italians Pay Almost 79% of the Irpef

Summary by Il Sole 24 Ore
The Observatory of social security itineraries presented to the Cnel: not all Italians are burdened by taxes. Cuzzilla (Cida): a new pact between tax and welfare is needed and the Isee is brought back to its original function. Brambilla: as income increases decrease until deduction, bonus and relief disappear completely, thus implicitly encouraging any phenomena of sub-declaration

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Lean Left

Who declares up to 7,500 euros pays on average 19 euros per year. 69.8% of taxpayers pay only 21.3% of the Irpef

·Turin, Italy
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Center

Itineraries, only 0.3% declare at least 20 thousand euros and pays almost 10% of the Irpef (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Lean Right

The Observatory of social security itineraries presented to the Cnel: not all Italians are burdened by taxes. Cuzzilla (Cida): a new pact between tax and welfare is needed and the Isee is brought back to its original function. Brambilla: as income increases decrease until deduction, bonus and relief disappear completely, thus implicitly encouraging any phenomena of sub-declaration

·Milan, Italy
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The figure emerges from the "XIII Report on tax revenue and welfare financing," presented Thursday morning at the Cnel This article Irpef, 8 million pay 65%: 24 million Italians do not declare income comes from LaPresse

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(Adnkronos) "Redistribution without reciprocity risks becoming the great Italian asymmetry. We have universalized the benefits, but not the responsibility to finance them. Today less than 19% of taxpayers alone support almost two thirds of the entire Irpef. This strong concentration of the levy is accompanied by another paradox: in sixteen years the welfare expenditure is [...]

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  • 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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Il Sole 24 Ore broke the news in Milan, Italy on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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