- The IMF suggests abolishing the flat-rate tax regime to address fiscal distortions and expand the tax base.
- The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance reports a record increase in flat-rate tax regime enrollments.
- The debate raises questions about fairness, tax evasion, and the future of Italian taxation.
- The flat-rate regime allows self-employed individuals to pay a reduced substitute tax based on a profitability coefficient.
- This regime may create disparities between self-employed individuals and employees with similar incomes.
- An example shows significant tax savings for those in the flat-rate regime compared to employees.
- The IMF identifies potential issues like tax base expansion, transparency, and simplification of the tax system.
- The flat-rate regime may encourage tax evasion practices, such as artificial activity division or creating fake self-employment to save on taxes.
Source: commercialistatelematico.com
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