One of the pillars of the Title V reform concerns the implementation of fiscal federalism through the devolution of taxation from the center towards the Regions and Local Authorities. Through a statistical analysis of their own revenues and state transfers, it is shown that after twenty years the Regions have never acquired a real financial autonomy. The re-centralization process and the pandemic have again increased the reliance of the regional system on state transfers which also reflects the Italian territorial divide.

Rethinking Title V 20 years after the 2001 Reform: Financial Resources

Rondinella S.;
2022-01-01

Abstract

One of the pillars of the Title V reform concerns the implementation of fiscal federalism through the devolution of taxation from the center towards the Regions and Local Authorities. Through a statistical analysis of their own revenues and state transfers, it is shown that after twenty years the Regions have never acquired a real financial autonomy. The re-centralization process and the pandemic have again increased the reliance of the regional system on state transfers which also reflects the Italian territorial divide.
2022
fiscal federalism
regional fiscal autonomy
regional own taxes
regionalism
state transfers
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