The 30-50% tax reduction, according to the government’s plans, will not concern the middle owners, who have suffered the greatest sacrifices in the years of the crisis. Instead, they will be asked to pay multiple times in order to cover the loss of income from the “relief” of the smaller properties by up to €70 per year!
But the worst thing is that the absurd and nightmarish scenario of the conversion of ENFIA in FAP with a six-fold fiscal return, charging amounts that there will be neither way nor reason to pay anymore, and which will lead to a “Waterloo” collection, resulting in the need to impose new taxes. Let some people stop imagining and thinking that they can indefinitely tax non-existent incomes and devalued properties…
Specifically, the Prime Minister mentioned the following in his speech at the TIF in relation to ENFIA:
p> “By the end of the year we are legislating the gradual reduction of the ENFIA which will reach up to 50% for 1.2 million low assets and 30% for medium-weighted ones. The reduction will take place in two phases, from 1/1/19 the first and from 1/1/20 the second. While at the same time, we are also planning to completely change the structure of the tax, so that it becomes more proportional, fairer, lighter for public housing, therefore more of a tax on large real estate and not a tax on the public strata, as was planned and implemented in previous years.”
POMIDA reiterates its positions for the necessary reform of ENFIA with the aim of restoring basic fiscal logic and development perspective:
-Gradual reduction of the budget requested by ENFIA to 50% of the current , in a four-year period, by 20% in the first year (equivalent to writing off the last installment) and then by 10% per year!
-“ERGA OMNES” reduction of ENFIA! Whatever reduction is adopted, it must be true and apply equally to all taxpayers, without exclusion or unfavorable treatment of any of their categories, and especially those who paid the most during the crisis years.
-Repeal of the supplementary tax and the scandalous tax immunity of off-plan land.
