On the Cadastre, the Government goes ahead. Trying to chase the invariance of revenue which, according to the intentions of the Mef technicians, should result in a redistribution of the tax burden on the house by adjusting the rents to market values but without increasing the total amount of taxes on the brick. And without touching the main house.
Certainly not easy objectives to pass with a majority that immediately split on taxes on the brick. But the machine goes on, it also costs having to take a few more days for the launch of the fiscal proxy, at the same time as the approval of the Nadef, and leave space in the CDM next Thursday for the decree to reduce the increase in bills by at least one third electricity and gas, and anti-delocalisation measures (on which, however, divergences still remain). The latter measures could also take the form of amendments to the decree on the business crisis being examined by the Chambers.
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The goal of rewriting the income tax
With the tax delegation, also requested by the European Commission, the Government aims to rewrite the personal income tax, lightening the levy on medium-low incomes and accentuating as much as possible the separation between income from work and financial income. Not only. The delegation also aims to reduce privacy alleys to allow the financial administration to more effectively use the myriad of data in its possession to combat evasion. Among the hot topics for the majority there is VAT, which would aim at a homogenization of goods and services currently subject to reduced rates (4, 5 and 10%), or even the collection, on which the Government it has already sent to Parliament the possible spaces for intervention, from the reduction of the warehouse to the non-collectability of the rolls, from the revision of the premium to the amalgamation between the Revenue Agency and the current public collection agent.
The main node for approving the delegation, however, remains the brick. The pact that the Government is ready to sign would be to rebalance the levy between those who have a property that is worth more to the taxman than to the market (a growing situation with the real estate crisis in many centers) and those in the opposite situation. . The new system would embrace as a unit of measurement the square meter instead of the rooms, at the basis of rents that do not consider in any way the evolution of territories and the dynamics of the real estate market based on the evolution of services.
Reform without raising taxes
How to look for revenue invariance is certainly more complex and the way could be to reduce tax rates or increase the rent in proportion to the overall increase in tax values.