Confindustria protests against the provision in favor of exodus workers approved yesterday in the Labor Committee in the Chamber. "The solidarity contribution of 3% on incomes over 150 thousand euros is unfair, it adds to a similar levy still in place - said the vice president of the association, Aurelius Queen, guest of RadioAnch'io on Radio1 Rai -. This contribution affects a segment of the population which is the only one who spends further threatening consumption”.
The text in question is an amendment to the stability law which envisages a fund for the expatriates financed with the resources already identified by previous decrees, the 100 million euros envisaged in the maneuver and a solidarity contribution of 3% for the portion of income that exceeds 150 thousand euros. A contribution "deductible from the total income". The amendment – which has Silvano Moffa as its first signatory and was signed by all the other group leaders – was approved yesterday against the opinion of the Government and now passes to the Budget Committee.
He responded to the raising of shields by Confindustria the general secretary of the CGIL, Susanna Camusso, who judged “the indication of a solidarity mechanism that envisages asking those who have more in this country to be “positive. We need to find the technical solutions”.
Fabrizio Cicchitto, group leader in the Chamber of the PDL, on the other hand, said he was against: “Although we have dealt with the issue several times because we are sincerely committed to finding reasonable solutions to the problem of expatriates, no one consulted the presidency of the Pdl group before the last meeting of the Labor commission dedicated to the issue. While generally supporting the path of debt reduction to reduce an unsustainable tax burden for everyone, we do not agree with the use of forms of extraordinary finance to cover the resources necessary on the subject”.
