Dear Tito Boeri… I don't know why you made that absurd forecast until 2040, but it is evident that it is without any foundation. Impossible to be so precise between now and 2040. It's 23 years. 23 years ago everything was different….
And no, dear president of the institution that SPENDS MORE THAN ANY OTHER in the EU for Welfare….
Immigrants will not pay our pensions, dear Boeri.
This is the paycheck of a foreign worker with a wife without income and three dependent children.
The INPS contributions that are paid to INPS by the company are 479 euros (of which 349 euros are paid by the company)
but at the same time, INPS pays the worker 317 euros for family allowances; moreover, the worker obtains from the tax authorities a discount for tax deductions of 260 euros, therefore he does not pay a euro of taxes and in addition he also receives 80 euros.
So adding sums to debt and credit this worker to the state does not pour anything but, on the contrary, takes. In fact, 479-317-260-80 = -178
It is true that his net salary is higher than the gross one.
Here is a payroll typical of an immigrant employee, those who will pay our pensions.
It must also be considered that in addition to not paying but taking, in fact, his net reimbursement is even higher than the gross one, his three children and his wife will use the welfare (school, nursery, health care).
Among other things, many are able to self-certify dependents who live abroad.
INPS and Erario are handled separately by the state, but what matters is whether in the contributory sector, but getting the assistance and tax sector for a higher amount, eventually the state does not take you but pay.
This worker does not pay a euro to the State, it weighs on the welfare with his family unit of 5 people by taking advantage of free health care, nursery schools, home of the Municipality, public school.
I repeat, not paying an euro to the state, but to the Italian taxpayer, let's say if he can pay our pension.
I do not want to think that politicians are in bad faith but I want to believe that they are not informed about these "things that have to do with numbers" and that they are therefore convinced that by letting in immigrants who have low incomes and large families that weigh on the welfare think they will pay us pensions. But is not so.
There may be immigrants who pay for pensions: for example, if a foreign engineer arrives in Italy with a wife who also works and three children are charged, if he earns 60.000 gross euro and his wife 30.000 gross euro will not get family allowances will not have tax discounts and Even if using public services will pay them through payments. This is the kind of immigrants we should be encouraging for a qualified immigration.
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