This the difference between citizens who pay more personal income tax has expanded significantly over the past four years against those who pay less. It is not something that can be directly attributed to the central government. These important differences between communities respond to how different regional governments exercise their power over the region. regional division of personal income tax (50% of tax). In a little more than a month, some regional governments are faced with a mostly new electoral process.
if we take it as a reference Community of Madridas autonomy with lower personal income tax, underlines that with an average income of 25,500 euros in 2022, a Catalan taxpayer pays 482 euros more per year than a taxpayer from Madrid; another Balearic, 404 euros; an Extremaduran 394 euros and an Asturian 375 euros more. Moreover, in these cases, all taxpayers distanced themselves from Madrid taxpayers in 2018: a Catalan taxpayer later paid another 470 euros; and a Balearic, 250 euros more. Only Murcia shortened the distances During this period, it reduces its contribution by 98 euros, causing the autonomy to pay 191 euros more than Madrid. In this part of 25,000 euros, together with the aforementioned Murcia, two other autonomies closer to Madrid are Galicia (178 euros more) and the Canary Islands (191 euros more).
In the case of Income of 45,000 euros, gaps widen significantly. For citizens who pay more in this income bracket than Madrid, the chair is chaired by the Extremadurans, which is 1,018 euros more; It was followed by the Catalans with 877 euros and the Balearic Islands with 745 euros. In these cases, it exactly coincides with the areas where there is no change in the base and ratios or where the ratios are corrected upwards. Since 2018, only two autonomous regions have reduced their citizens’ contribution: Murcia, which is 291 euros less, and Galicia, which is 10 euros less. By the same amount (313 euros), the largest increases are made by Asturias, the Balearic Islands, Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha and Extremadura.
In these cases, some two taxpayer cases (total of business, professional and real estate income, deduction of tax deductions such as contributions to retirement plans): one for 25.500 Euros and the other for 45.000 Euros. Both are the average of the two income brackets in which personal income tax collection is concentrated, taking into account the latest data released by the Tax Office. In the economic income bracket ranging from 21,000 to 30,000 Euros, 14.88% of the personal income tax is collected, and between 30,000 and 60,000 Euros, 37.74% of the tax is collected.
Without going into extensive detail, since only full quotas are calculated (to avoid further inequality and complexity of regional and state cuts), governments over the past four years Sanchez did not touch the state scale Except for the incomes above 300.000 Euros, there has been a very active use of the regional scale, especially in the last two years.
None in this analysis should be set aside inflation factor. This is the background to the debate around the deflation of the personal income tax in recent months: If a salary or any other income rises due to inflation, but neither the divisional limits, the tax rate nor the personal minimums are changed and family members, then in reality the taxpayer is compared to pre-inflation. pays more taxes (this is called ‘cold climbing’).
In this sense, in regions that are ostensibly more tax-saving for taxpayers, much of it is actually unrealistic. compensation for loss of purchasing power. In recent months, the autonomy of different political signs (originating from the two governed by the PP, such as Madrid and Andalusia) has approved changes in personal income tax rates (wholly or individual elements such as the edges of departments). rates, minimum exemptions or deductions from the quota) attempt to offset the cost of inflation. Despite adjustments for inflation and the drive to lower taxation, Common Regime autonomies are unable to close the gap with who has the lowest taxation, namely Madrid.