スペイン政府は、失業者の増加、IRPF(個人所得税)の値上げ、法人税の控除廃止による値上げなどを発表
El Gobierno admite que se destruirán 1,3 millones de empleos en la legislatura
Prorroga un año la subida del IRPF y sube el impuesto de sociedades
La economía caerá un 1,3% en 2013, cuando el desfase llegará hasta el 6,3% del PIB
El PIB volverá a crecer en 2014 con un avance del 0,5% y un 0,9% durante el siguiente año
El Ejecutivo aplaza a 2016 el equilibrio de las cuentas públicas
La subida del IRPF se prorroga un año y aumenta Sociedades
El Gobierno se reafirma en su plan de reformas, sin novedades
ESPECIAL 15 meses de duro ajuste
El País Madrid 26 ABR 2013 - 15:46 CET
2016 apenas bajará al 24,8%.
The Government admits that destroyed 1.3 million jobs in the legislature
Extended one year rise in income tax and corporation tax rises
The economy will fall by 1.3% in 2013, when the gap will reach 6.3% of GDP
GDP will grow again in 2014 with a 0.5% and 0.9% over the next year
The government postponed to 2016 the balance of public accounts
The rise in income tax a year and extending increases Societies
The Government reaffirms its reform plan, no new
SPECIAL 15 months of hard setting
The Country Madrid 26 ABR 2013 - 15:46 CET
The government has approved the plan Friday planned reforms stability for the coming months and its updated estimates the current deteriorating economic environment more, more debt and more unemployment. Indeed, the negative projections focus on the labor market, where the Executive acknowledges that no net jobs were created for another two years. So he admits that destroyed more than 1.3 million jobs throughout the term full-time equivalents.
With new figures macro picture, the Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, will end the legislature recognizes that more unemployed than there was when he came to power, which means giving up one of the main goals it set after winning the election. As set revised projections, the unemployment rate will stand at 25.8% in 2015, more than three points when he landed at La Moncloa. In 2016 only 24.8% lower.
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Besides, the Government has also returned to announce changes in taxes, and extending one year rise in income tax. Rajoy, who will go to Congress to explain the stability plan, said to approve the revision of income tax upon arrival to power that the rise would be temporary and would go down in 2014. However, now the government admits that will continue until 2015 because of the need to move forward with deficit cutting.
Along with the income tax, the government also introduced changes in societies. Specifically, the items to be paid by large corporations. As explained by the Finance Minister Cristobal Montoro, are deleting deductions that affect the tax base of these companies.
Also, Montoro has also advanced that there is "room to raise" special tax, but has refused to touch those affecting hydrocarbons, "which are already too high," he said. He also says he will not touch taxes affecting the hospitality industry. On the contrary, they will be ups on environmental taxation and bank deposits, increases the government has described as "adjustments" to suit European regulations.
In point of reform measures has advanced Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria in the boot of the Cabinet had already approved or announced or even as Independent Revenue Authority or support plan providers. All but the indexation of some public prices to CPI. As added Santamaria decoupling components affect the administration contracts.
Within the stability plan, the government has included the new macroeconomic framework here until 2016 with significant changes. The most prominent is postponing the achievement of the deficit target of 3%, which is the limit imposed by Brussels until 2016, two years later than planned. Thus, the executive takes the new calendar of the European Commission, which has been more flexible than expected on the fiscal consolidation process that is expected when you started talking about the new deadlines.
The new deficit reduction scenario projects the deficit down from 10.6% to 6.3% at the end of this year. In 2014, will stand at 5.5% and in 2015, at 4.1%. It will be in 2016 when the fiscal imbalance is below 3%, with 2.7% of GDP. For this year, the government expects public debt to touch 99.8% maximum. The IMF, however, expected to exceed this level since 2015.
Bridging the gap between income and expenses, the Executive has return to growth in 2014, when the economy will advance 0.5% after falling 1.3% in 2013, according to the macro picture approved by the Council of Ministers. In 2015, GDP increased by 0.9% and another 1.3% in 2016. So far, estimated that the economy would fall only 0.5% this year and grow in 2014.
Economy Minister Luis de Guindos, has justified the correction in the international economy has evolved worse than expected. In this regard, Guindos has argued that without the measures adopted by the Government since taking the reins of the country, the GDP had fallen further.
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