Pensions, comparison on the contribution recalculation. Thirteenths to be paid on 1/12

Government willingness to introduce starting from 2023 more flexible parameters for the categories most penalized on pensions

On the topic of pensioni, while Pd and Leu hope to extend the basin ofPension advance during the parliamentary journey of the budget law, the Prime Minister Mario Draghi has just formalized in the Council of Ministers, as promised to the trade unions, theestablishment of the permanent table on social security and the executive’s willingness to introduce from 2023 more flexible parameters, compared to the current ones, e greater protections for the most penalized categories, starting with Young people, for which one is studying one guarantee pension.

In the meantime, and that is in 2022, we will move on to Odds 102 even if the unions, as he recalled The sun 24 hours, continue to press for it to be there right now at least a strengthening of the social Ape, in particular for the benefit of precocious workers, and to make go down from 36 to 30 years there contribution threshold for theBuilding bee.

Then we will move on to the comparison on the structural reform. The next appointment is set for the beginning of December with the table now institutionalized between the Government and the social partners to define, possibly with an agreement within four months in order to insert the agreement in the economic framework of the Def of April, the reform of the pensions which will have to take place in 2023 without abandoning the rut of Fornero law and binding all early exits to contribution recalculation of the check.

Meanwhile, next Thursday the levy of the treasury on the allowance of the thirteenth who will be paid theDecember 1. Employees and private workers, on the other hand, will receive the amount by Christmas. From the thirteenth the treasury rip 11.8 billion euros. He writes it an analysis of the Cgia according to which the Region with the highest number of beneficiaries is Lombardy: between employees and retirees, the people affected by the thirteenth will be just over 6 million.

Thirteenth, the personal income tax withholdings

Lazio (3.25 million) and Veneto (2.95 million) follow. The thirteenth this year will affect 33.8 million Italians: 16 million pensioners and 17.8 million employees for a gross amount of 45.7 billion euros. If this amount raises 11.8 billion withholding taxes, in your pocket they will remain 33.9 billion net. A large part of this monthly payment will be spent to pay the mortgage installment, bills, the balance of the IMU / Tasi of the second home and the Tari, but it is desirable that the remaining part be used to revive Christmas consumption.

Much will depend on the progress of the epidemic and any closures that the government could introduce in the coming weeks. The CGIA estimates that spending on Christmas gifts this year should return to at least the same threshold as in 2019, when it touched 9 billion, a far cry from the 20 billion recorded before the 2008-2009 crisis. The contraction in recent years is also partly attributable to the fact that many anticipate the purchase of gifts in November, taking advantage of the “black friday” which penalized above all neighborhood shops, while outlets and large-scale distribution managed to amortize the shot.

Budget law, the 8 billion tax cuts? Cgia: the reduction must concern the personal income tax and not the IRAP

In view of the decision that Parliament will have to take regarding which tax to allocate the 8 billion euro cut, as envisaged by the budget bill for 2022, the CGIA has no doubts: the reduction must concern the personal income tax and not the IRAP.

The cut in personal income tax, in fact, would raise paychecks and pensions, favor consumption and, most likely, contribute to increasing the turnover of artisans and small traders who live almost exclusively on domestic demand. Allocating the cut only to IRAP, on the other hand, would reward large companies, given that in recent years the burden of the regional tax on production activities has been significantly lightened to small and micro companies.