Overall, the IMU for 2012 triples the amount compared to the ICI, going from 9 to 28 billion: if you compare this figure with the Government data which estimate, with the provisional rates, the revenue at around 21 billion, there are 7 billion more.
These are the estimates provided by Confcommercio which asks to use this higher revenue from the Imu, estimated from 3 (in the minimum hypothesis of 24 billion) to 7 billion to reduce taxes. "The greater IMU revenue, the 'treasure' must be returned to families" underlined the president of Confcommercio, Carlo Sangalli indicating how "it could be an opportunity to immediately feed the tax-cutting fund, reducing those of companies, or to declassify definitively the dreaded increase in VAT”.
