(ANSA) - Rome, May 24 - The Italian Bishops' Conference
(CEI) on Thursday slammed the two-rate 'flat tax' proposed by
the incoming government. CEI chief Gualtiero Bassetti said among
the CEI's "inalienable principles" was "fiscal progressiveness".
He said there should not be "cuts for all generically but for
the brackets for which it is necessary". He said "let there be
higher taxation on speculative activities, let that be a start".
The government set to be formed by the anti-establishment 5-Star
Movement (M5S) and the anti-migrant, Euroskeptic League aims to
cut Italy's tax rates to just two, 15% and 23%.
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'Fiscal progressiveness among inalienable principles'