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Entrate tributarie e contributive, in diminuzione del 6,4%

Le entrate tributarie e contributive nell’anno 2020 evidenziano nel complesso una diminuzione del 6,4% (-46.651 milioni di euro) rispetto all’analogo periodo dell’anno 2019. Il dato tiene conto della variazione negativa del 6,6% (-32.492 milioni di euro) delle entrate tributarie e della diminuzione delle entrate contributive del 6,0% (-14.159 milioni di euro). L’importo delle entrate tributarie comprende anche i principali tributi degli enti territoriali e le poste correttive. Il confronto tra i dati del 2020 e quelli dell’anno 2019 presenta elementi di disomogeneità legati alle misure adottate dal Governo per fronteggiare l’emergenza sanitaria nelle quali rientrano sospensioni o riduzioni dei versamenti per diverse tipologie d’imposta.

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20:56
European Central Bank

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01:18:04
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

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