(ANSA) - Rome, April 19 - There is "room" in Italy and
France to cut the so-called labour-tax wedge, the INternational
Monetary Fund said Wednesday. The labour-tax wedge is the
difference between workers' take-home pay and the total cost to
firms to employ them. The IMF added that Italy had an "ample"
tax base and should create a "modern" property tax.
Room to cut tax wedge in Italy says IMF
Create 'modern' property tax