Accountants Intervene On Double Taxation And Fair Compensation

Milan, 24 January (askanews) - There have been favorable assessments of the tax measures put in place by the Finance Law, but there have also been reports and requests for the definitive completion of the measures in order to provide greater protection for taxpayers and professionals, which is still necessary. These requests and reports have focused on decriminalizing formalities violations, ensuring that professionals receive fair compensation, and preventing double taxation on pension funds. This was stressed by both Luigi Pagliuca, president of Cnpr, and Marcella Caradonna, president of the Milan-based Odcec, who participated in the "6th National Forum of Accountants and Accounting Experts," which was held in Milan.

According to Luigi Pagliuca, president of the National Insurance Fund for Accountants and Accounting Experts, "Tax truce goes in," fair compensation is a battle of civility that will soon become a reality and the professionals will finally be shielded from unfair competition. However, it is crucial to make the highlighted corrections because failing to do so will cause the issue to shift from those who are registered professionals to those who are not, who must respect the fair compensation while those who are not can't.

The legislator did a fantastic job; he received a score of 30, but now he needs to get a 31 for also guarding us against illegal immigrants. The president of the Pension Fund Accountants and Accounting Experts then emphasized the need for a corrective in relation to the taxation of the profits generated by the investments of the pension funds, highlighting the mechanism by which - in practice - the beneficiaries' savings are taxed both when they are used by the fund and again when they are returned through pensions.

According to Luigi Pagliuca, "Making pensioners pay taxes twice is no longer acceptable because, in reality, pension funds are the assets of pensioners. Among the many things that can be done, hitting the weakest bracket, i. e.

It's definitely not the right thing to deny those who have worked a lifetime's worth of wages the opportunity to reap the benefits of their pension savings. This government has done a lot for the free professions; at this point, consider this issue as well, which always affects professionals, but in the stage of life where they are no longer able to work.

once more after their pension payments are made. According to Luigi Pagliuca, "Making pensioners pay taxes twice is no longer acceptable because, in reality, pension funds are the assets of pensioners. Among the many things that can be done, hitting the weakest bracket, i.

e. It's definitely not the right thing to deny those who have worked a lifetime's worth of wages the opportunity to reap the benefits of their pension savings.

This government has done a lot for the free professions; at this point, consider this issue as well, which always affects professionals, but in the stage of life where they are no longer able to work. once more after their pension payments are made.

is intolerable any longer, said Luigi Pagliuca, adding that among the many options available, targeting the weakest bracket, i. e.

Fairer certainly isn't the right thing to do when it comes to people who, after a lifetime of work, must be able to enjoy the benefits of their pension savings. This government has made significant contributions to the free professions; now consider this issue that always affects professionals, but in the stage of life where they are no longer able to work.

is intolerable any longer, said Luigi Pagliuca, adding that among the many options available, targeting the weakest bracket, i. e.

The president of the Pension Fund Accountants and Accounting Experts then emphasized the need for a corrective in relation to the taxation of the profits generated by the investments of the pension funds, highlighting the mechanism by which - in practice - the beneficiaries' savings are taxed both when they are used by the fund and again when they are returned through pensions.