ROME (ITALPRESS) – Between 2016 and 2020, or in 5 years, the Tax on Waste (TARI) increases on average by 2.4%, while in the last year the increase is equal to 0.8% on 2019 . “In absolute values, explains Ivana Veronese – UIL Confederal Secretary – Italian families will pay an average of 307 euros into the municipal coffers in 2020, compared to 304 euros in 2019 and 299 euros paid in 2016”. This is what emerges from the study of the Labor Cohesion and Territory Service of the UIL which has elaborated the costs in 105 provincial capital cities. The sample refers to a family consisting of four members with a house of 80 square meters. In the cities where the punctual rate (TARIP) is in force, reference has been made to “minimum emptying” and the rates include 10% VAT. The TARI is inclusive of the provincial environmental tax (TEFA). In absolute values, in 2020 – explains Ivana Veronese – the highest cost is recorded in Trapani with an average of 494 euros per family per year; in Crotone 476 euros are paid; in Benevento 472 euros; in Agrigento 470 euros; to Reggio Calabria 461 euros; in Cagliari 458 euros; in Salerno and Asti 455 euros; in Messina 450 euros and in Naples 442 euros. You pay much less in Potenza, 133 euros a year per family; in Novara 164 euros; in Belluno 170 euros; in Macerata 179 euros; to Brescia 184 euros; in Vercelli 183 euros; in Ascoli Piceno 186 euros; in Pordenone 188 euros; 190 euros in Vibo Valentia and 191 euros in Fermo. As for metropolitan cities, the waste tax weighs 461 euros per year per family in Reggio Calabria; 458 euros in Cagliari; 450 euros in Messina; 442 euros in Naples; 403 euros in Catania; 371 euros in Genoa; 355 euros in Bari; 336 euros in Milan; 329 euros in Turin; 322 euros in Rome; 304 euros in Venice; 282 euros in Palermo; 249 euros in Florence and 228 euros in Bologna. In 2020 the TARI increased in 30 cities (3 cities out of 10), including: Rome, Turin, Cagliari, Genoa and Florence. There is the city of Livorno to report where the amount of the TARI increases, not as a result of the municipal resolution, but due to the increase in the provincial environmental tax (TEFA) decided by the province of Livorno. It remains stable in 62 cities including: Bologna, L’Aquila, Naples, Palermo and Reggio Calabria. Decreases in 13 cities including: Milan, Bari, Venice and Nuoro. Specifically – comments the Confederal Secretary of the UIL – between 2019 and 2020, an increase of 35.1% was recorded in Crotone; in Cremona of 12.6%; in Ancona by 11.2%; in Sondrio by 9.8% and in Campobasso by 9.2%. In metropolitan cities, on the other hand, the TARI increase in Florence by 6.1%; in Genoa of 5.7%; in Messina and Rome by 2.9%; in Cagliari by 2.6% and in Turin by 0.8%. While it decreased by 0.6% in Milan, by 6.5% in Bari and by 11.3% in Venice. In the last five years, the TARI increases on average in Crotone by 41.3%; in Lecce of 24.5%; in Teramo of 24.1%; in Imperia by 21.8% and in Viterbo by 20.6%. In Potenza, in the last five years, there has been a decrease in the tax equal to 46.2%; in Frosinone of 16.6%; in Grosseto of 14.9%; in Enna by 12.5% and in Pisa by 12.3%. As for the metropolitan cities, again considering the period 2016-2020, in Catania there is an increase in the tax equal to 17.9%; in Genoa of 15.8%; in Messina of 4.8%; in Milan by 3.5% and in Rome by 3.2%. It remained stable in Bologna and Reggio Calabria, while it decreased by 9.2% in Venice. The data resulting from the study shows that, in the year of the pandemic emergency, the vast majority of cities chose to decrease or leave the TARI rates unchanged. (ITALPRESS). pc / com 10-Apr-21 10:33
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