Breaking news from the region, a tattoo tax has been introduced: “Whoever has one pays us immediately” | Another blow to Italians

A new blow is coming for Italians, the tax on tattoos has been introduced and whoever has one, must immediately fork out the money.

Tattoos have been a trend for a long time now, with a good portion of the population having at least one, with some even covering their entire body or a good portion of it. Public opinion on them is divided, between those who love them and those who don't even want to hear about them.

Well, getting a tattoo now could cost a lot more than you might think. Starting today, anyone with at least one tattoo will have to deal with a new tax that is already causing a lot of discussion. Regardless of the size of the tattoo, the decision has already been made, or so they say.

The measure, as one can easily imagine, has sparked indignation among citizens who have no intention of paying extra for a luxury .

Some people cry out about fiscal persecution, others even claim that it is actually right, but let's try to clarify the matter in the meantime.

Tattoos become a luxury: here's what the new tax provides

The introduction of the tax on tattoos marks a new chapter , within a long list of taxes that affect citizens . Now taxes are not only on: fuel, home, plastic or sugar, but much more. Now even the art that is expressed on the skin ends up in the crosshairs of the Tax Office and we end up paying for the air we breathe. Obviously, just like it happened with any other good, the price of tattoos has also increased and now this new tax is adding an additional burden to it.

The decision would be to introduce a 6% tax to be added to the cost of each tattoo or piercing, and it is applied directly at the time of payment. According to the first leaks on the matter, it would seem that those who will have to pay it are not only those who get tattoos from now on, but also those who already have tattoos could have to pay.

What to know about the new tax

In Italy there has never been a proposal of this kind, but in Arkansas open war has been declared against tattoos. The news concerns the United States, where the authorities have decided to tax with a rate of 6%, all services related to tattoos and piercings, to discourage the practice and increase tax revenue.

A decision that is causing discussion and that in a country like ours would have created no small amount of perplexity. The idea of ​​a tax on tattoos has a very credible sound also in our country, but fortunately at the moment it does not seem to be realized.