Sector studies: barbers and hairdressers the smartest with the taxman

Barbers and hairdressers in first place, laundries in second and florists in third. This is the podium of the crafty, at least according to the results of the last few sector studies published by the Revenue Agency and relative to 2016. The tables show that about half of the workers belonging to these three categories declare too low a turnover. Or rather, "incongruous", to put it in the language of the tax authorities.

In particular, barbers and hairdressers are not online in 55% of cases, closely followed by the holders of laundries (52%). THE florists, on the other hand, present suspicious statements in just under one out of two cases (47%).

THE VIRTUOUS

However, when things get serious, i.e. when the time comes for the tax return, many of the illegal workers adapt to the minimum thresholds indicated by the tax authorities.

At the other end of the spectrum are the condominium administrators, which is entitled to the category title with the highest rate of regularity after the filter of sector studies. Their "immediate fairness" is 75%, rising to 79% after the declaration.

The silver medal goes to professional analytical laboratories, falling within the parameters in 68% of cases (74% post-declaration).

THE “IRREDUCIBLE”

In general, considering the entire number of workers involved in the sector studies (3,2 million taxpayers), there is a 28% of "hardcore": almost a million people who do not meet the regularity criteria set by the tax authorities and do not even adapt. 64%, on the other hand, was immediately in line, a percentage that rose to 71 after the adjustments in the declaration.