Cgia, the state does not pay and 950,000 companies must collect 57 billion

On the one hand, the tax deadlines for companies for the month of November and, on the other hand, the non-recovery of debts with the public administration: the figure is identical, there are some 57 billion reported by the Cgia di While. For companies, the month of November has always been the most "difficult" period of the year in economic relations with the tax authorities. In Italy, tax revenues (taxes, duties and taxes) are around 500 billion euros per year. This important figure is poured into the coffers of the tax authorities with respect to a series of tax installments that are mainly concentrated between November (the highest month of the year) and December as well as in the months of June. and July.

Delays

Few companies will struggle to meet these deadlines: "Due to missed payments, a good chunk of the 950,000 companies working for the public administration still have to collect 57 billion euros – underlines the coordinator of the office Studies Paolo Zabeo – With little cash available and persistent difficulties in accessing credit, it will not be easy for these entrepreneurs to recover money to pay taxes. La Cgia asks "the government of Conté to find a solution.If it is not possible to settle these suppliers within the deadlines provided by law, the latter authorize at least the compensation between the debts due by the AP and taxes due to the tax authorities. "According to the results of the latest sample surveys reported by the Bank of Italy in the 2017 annual report, the debt stock providers of the Italian government is from 64 to 57 billion euros.

The taxes

The most expensive tax that businesses and self-employed will pay this month will be VAT, which will result in a tax collection of 15 billion euros. Then come the Ires down payment for joint stock companies (Spa, Srl, cooperative companies, etc.): the latter will advance 14 billion euros to the tax authorities. Employees and employees, through their respective employers, will "give" taxes to the tax authorities for an amount of 11.5 billion euros. The IRPEF down payment, on the other hand, will cost businesses 7.4 billion euros, while the IRAP will involve a withdrawal of 6.5 billion euros. Finally, the withholding tax of IRPEF paid by the self – employed and the additional regional income tax "will weigh" in both cases for just over one billion dollars. euros. The additional municipal Irpef and tax deductions at source Irpef, finally, will be taken from the coffers of companies, respectively 400 and 177 million euros.