One report argues that the exemptions presented by the government are underestimated: they represent 6.31 percent of GDP, compared with 3.67 percent that the government calculates. The parliamentary and public debate around the draft Budget 2027 put on the table a crucial discussion about the distribution of wealth and the role of the state: the real economic weight of the so-called “tax expenses”.
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One report argues that the exemptions presented by the government are underestimated: they represent 6.31 percent of GDP, compared with 3.67 percent that the government calculates. The parliamentary and public debate around the draft Budget 2027 put on the table a crucial discussion about the distribution of wealth and the role of the state: the real economic weight of the so-called “tax expenses”.