Enhance human capital: young people need a dedicated tax system
There is no tax system to accompany young people. With an appeal to Politics to change course, the president of Young Entrepreneurs of Confindustria, Maria Anghileri, reiterated it from...
Maria Anghileri, president of Confindustria's Young Entrepreneurs, has called for a change in Italy's tax system to support young people. She proposed a decreasing income tax rate over five years, with rates ranging from 100% to 20%, for those under 35 earning up to €50,000. The proposal, similar to the "Start tax" debate, aims to encourage young Italians to stay in the country and invest in their future.
Economists Tommaso Nannicini and Marcello Orecchia have also suggested a tax reform that would reduce tax rates for young people, with potential increases of €270-€400 per month for those earning €25,000-€35,000 per year.
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