– “The taxes will not increase, there will be a possible cut in the law of stability for 2016, when we will be in condition.” He said the Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, following the Council of Ministers on the Def. “We disabled 3 billion clauses that had provided the previous governments,” he added. “In 2015 we reduce taxes by $ 18 billion over the three clauses that eliminate”.
Def, Renzi: cutting taxes “maybe” in 2016
The growth in 2015 “will be 0.7%,” said the president of the Council, explaining that the government wanted to be “prudent”. “The safeguards we have totally eliminated.”
“It is not a move that takes away money Italians” – “Def This is not a move that takes away money from the pockets the Italians, but is in line with the law of Stability “, the prime minister reiterated at the end of the CDM.
“No cuts to benefits but serve savings” – “There will be no cuts to benefits for the citizens, but we need the public machine slim a bit ‘, and if the sacrifices they make them politicians or skips some chair the boards will not hurt, “said Renzi still illustrating the Def.
” The 2015 is ‘number zero’ for tax return precompiled “ – “We consider 2015 a number 0 for the tax return precompiled, we see how it can be done this sort of great experimentation, I think it’s a step forward,” said the prime minister, outlining how the release of this year requires “a series of attentions still very complicated” and is still “improvable”.
“After the time of the policy that asks for sacrifices to the citizens” – “And ‘The time where politicians demanded sacrifices to the citizens, by this government are not required new taxes, we will continue with the tax relief, with measures that will help create jobs and growth. ”
“Spending review will be worth 0.6% of GDP, 10 billion” – “The spending review will be worth 0.6% of GDP, roughly 10 billion, although we think there is a better margin, a space to cut 20 billion. ”
Padoan: “GDP + 1.4% in 2016, 1.5% in 2017″ – The GDP will grow by 0.7% this year, 1 , 4% in 2016 and 1.5% in 2017. This was stated by Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, at the end of the CDM on Def. “The deficit / GDP ratio will be 2.6% this year, 1.8% in 2016, 0.8% in 2017″. Safeguard clauses will be defused in part by the spending review, in part “automatically” with the benefits of growth.
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