(Finance) – “Italian accountants raise the alarm for the 2025 tax calendar. The rules that come into force on the biennial composition with creditors with the sending of the adhesion by 31 July in addition to the new deadline for sending the single communications to March 31st for self-employed workers will create severe inconvenience for taxpayers and professionals. We ask the government to review these deadlines which we believe are unsustainable.” These are the words of Mark Cuchelpresident of the National Association of Accountants, during the conference “The year to come. Financial maneuvering and the profession” which took place at the Quirinale hotel in Rome.
“The forecast of a greater number in 2025 is certainly positive installment granted to debtors towards the Treasury for tax assessments. But it is necessary to implement – added Cuchel – a quinques scrapping to bring millions of companies that want to comply with the State back into good standing. The hypothesis of 120 equal installments would allow you to start the recovery economical of our entrepreneurial fabric”.
Own Alberto Louis Gusmerolipresident of the Productive Activities Commission at the Chamber of Deputies, speaking at the round table, highlighted that “the League has presented the bill on the ‘long’ installment payment of all previous payments regarding taxes and contributions, tax bills and friendly notices for small and medium-sized businesses, artisans, traders, freelancers, but also employees and pensioners. It provides 120 equal monthly installments over ten years to clear up the debt. This would allow not only to ‘repair’ the previous one, but also to pay current taxes and contributions. The State could have benefits on the annual revenue and above all the system of economic activities would calm down. We would no longer have foreclosures and freezing of current accounts, situations which then put businesses in difficulty. We have also inserted a rule according to which if you delay the payment of an installment you will not lose the long installment plan. The budget maneuver, obviously, must try to find the balance between the stability of the public accounts and the equilibrium of the markets. This result was certainly achieved because the spread is among the lowest in the last ten years. Great work by Economy Minister Giorgetti who was declared the best Economy Minister in Europe.”
Second Mario Turkishnational vice-president of the M5s, however, “the tax reform needs to be completely rewritten because it does not simplify bureaucratic obligations and does not reduce the tax burden in Italy. Today the wealth to be taxed is different, it is the wealth from extra profits and the wealth of the digital economy is the wealth which in the financial markets is fueled by financial speculation. It is here that the government could recover those 35 billion needed to carry out a real tax reform with a vision based on digitalisation open to citizens but above all to professionals. This is the great revolution, moving the object of taxation. What has been missing in this budget law – highlighted the five-star senator – is the fight against the high cost of living, the fight against poor wages. We have relaunched the need to increase wages, the cost of energy and the cost of financial charges on business debt are increasing. Italy is at the top in terms of the cost of loans, with a margin of 15% compared to other European countries. The cost of energy and the cost of money that are still high in Italy will limit the competitiveness of our businesses.” He declared this as a member of the Senate Finance Committee
For his part, the majority parliamentarian, Andrew De Bertoldiunderlined that “2025 will not be an easy year due to international crises. Expansionary policies are needed because the only response to these emergencies is GDP growth. Incentives are needed for the country’s growth, using fiscal leverage to support production.”
Raffaella Romagnoli (president of the ODCEC of Latina) reported that “there is a lot of concentration on tax rates and little on easing the obligations to be carried out. A real simplification would be desirable.”
THE jobs they were introduced by Pasquale Di Falco (president of ANC Rome); Giovanni Battista Calì (president of the Order of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts of Rome); Luigi Pagliuca, (president of the Accountants and Accounting Experts Pension Fund) and Marco Natali (president of Confprofessioni).
At the end of the focus there was the technical report on the main ones novelty tax And social security for 2025, entrusted to accountants Andrea Bongi and Giuliano Mandolesi who explored the implications of the financial maneuver and the regulatory changes that will influence the professional activity of accountants and accounting experts.