However, as Handelsblatt reports, the gross distortions of wealth distribution among both core and peripheral nations (evident in the chasm between 'mean' and 'median' net assets - or wealth) makes some nations more 'capable' of 'giving' and as Commerzbank's chief economist notes, median wealth in Italy is EUR164,000 (as opposed to Austria's median of around EUR76,000 and mean of around EUR265,000) meaning that in theory Italy has no debt crisis (with net assets at 173% of GDP) - significantly more than the Germans at 124% - "so it would make sense, in Italy a one-time property tax levy," he suggested.
"A tax rate of 15% on financial assets would probably be enough to push the Italian government debt to below the critical level of 100% of gross domestic product." So there you have it, the 'new deal' in Europe, as we warned, is 'wealth taxes' and testing the "capacity of Cypriots" appears to be the strawman on what the public will take before social unrest becomes intolerable.
MA GUARDA CHE CASO...IL 15% E' PROPRIO QUELLO CHE AVEVO DETTO IO MESI FA...
OVVIAMENTE LA TASSA PATRIMONIALE DOVRA' ESSERE ESTESA AL PATRIMONIO IMMOBILIARE. INOLTRE DOVREMO ASSISTERE A UN FORTISSIMO INCREMENTO DELLA TASSA DI SUCCESSIONE (20% SENZA FRANCHIGIA)
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Si, anche io finalmente mi sono deciso a fare il trust con conto in Svizzera. Tutto dichiarato, tassa successione pagata e buona sera a tutti.
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