00:00A plumber, an accountant, a physiotherapist. Until now, if they worked below 85,000 euros in turnover, they would leave.
00:07from the flat-rate regime, that is, goodbye to the single 15% tax and into the ordinary regime.
00:14And so paradoxically a year that had gone well ended up becoming a penalty and those who produce were pushed
00:21to slow down rather than grow.
00:22For this reason, from 2027 the threshold of the flat-rate regime will rise to 100,000 euros for IRPEF, while for the
00:28VAT needs an agreement with the European Union, we are working on it.
00:31Now the left says that a self-employed person who invoices 100,000 euros is privileged, only that it confuses and
00:38I often have to say on purpose the turnover with the salary.
00:42That is, he fails to say that from those 100,000 euros the self-employed worker must deduct the costs of working, the contributions
00:47that pays for itself and the taxes.
00:49And then the self-employed person doesn't have paid holidays, the thirteenth salary, the severance pay, when he gets sick, when he becomes a parent...
00:55much weaker protections than an employee.
00:57Therefore, the comparison with an employee does not hold up, because they are two completely different situations.
01:03The truth is that for the left, self-employed workers are second-class workers.
01:07But for us, all workers are equal, regardless of their contract.
01:12And we respect and want to help those who take improper risks to create value and don't give up.
