There are many account holders who fear that they will soon have to deal with an asset, so much so that they wonder how much money they risk losing. So let’s go into the details and see what there is to know about it.
It has now been more than a year since the coronavirus it has forcefully entered our lives, bringing with it negative repercussions both in terms of appearance cheap than social. In fact, in order to limit its spread, the government has decided to adopt a series of restrictive measures, which have forced many companies to lower the shutters of their activities.
A complicated historical period, which requires the implementation by the executive of targeted interventions, such as those envisaged with the Support Decree Bis. At the same time, other possible solutions are being studied, including the hypothesis of one assets on current accounts. A real nightmare for account holders, it would be a measure that would inevitably have a negative impact on savings, with many who therefore begin to wonder how much money would be withdrawn.
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Current account, the nightmare of assets is back: everything you need to know
Following the impact of the coronavirus we find ourselves experiencing a serious economic crisis, which leads to having to adopt ad hoc measures. Precisely in this context, we would like to remind you that on the evening of Wednesday 30 June the ok for the Finance Committees of the Chamber and Senate al document which shows the government the way to the next one tax reform.
The latter should bring with it important changes in terms of taxes, with the aim of Parliament to reduce the income tax of the middle classes and to review the tax issue as a whole. While waiting to see what decisions will be taken by the executive in this sense, the spectrum of one is getting wider and wider balance sheet on the current account. A measure that would inevitably have a negative impact on the pockets of many families.
Assets, how much money will we lose?
A scenario that scares many, so much so that one begins to wonder a how much this compulsory withdrawal could amount. Obviously, at the moment, these are only hypotheses and for this reason it is not possible to provide certain information on the matter. In this sense, we recall when in 1992 a one-off forced levy was applied. The latter has affected the current accounts of citizens to the extent of 6×1.000.
Therefore, the possibility that this type of asset may also be applied in the future is not excluded. Reasoning in numerical terms, it means that on accounts of 100 thousand euros, 600 euros would be withdrawn. At the same time, the application of property in other forms is not excluded, such as opting for taxation on the first home.
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At the moment, as already mentioned, it is only a matter of hypotheses and no confirmations have arrived, as well as denials, on the issue. On the other hand, the idea that the executive is ready to implement measures aimed at covering the debt Italian, which has continued to grow in recent years. Whether it is patrimonial on current accounts, rather than on the first home, the nightmare of having to put your wallet to pay off the various bonuses and subsidies is, unfortunately, always around the corner.
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