2012's new fiscal storm
The ordinary revenues of the state budget in 2012 are projected to increase by only 1.5 billion. From 54.4 billion (God willing) this year, they are expected to increase to 55.9 billion in 2012. Indirect taxes will be less this year, due to the recession and a reduction in transaction taxes. They are estimated to reach 20.6 billion compared to this year’s 20.7 (-0.2%).
Because there is no more “the money is there”, this lack of funds will be covered with an “offensive” to both “definitive” pillars of the state budget:
-The disposable income of every household, with increases in indirect taxes of up to 14.3%.
-Real estate, where taxes doubled this year and are expected to triple within the next: From 487 million in 2010, they must attain a target of 1.1 billion up until December (+131.5%), but must reach 3.8 billion in 2012 (217.6% compared to this year, and eight times as much compared to 2010!).
Please note that the government expects no revenues from combatting tax evasion before 2013!
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