The OECD puts our country in second place in this sad ranking only behind Greece. Undeclared work is tantamount to an underground economy that consists of all activities contributing to gross domestic product will not be declared taxable. The incidence of undeclared work, which affects the economy of our country, has doubled in recent years and can quntificare currently at 20%. The bank president Mario Draghi of Italy has recently put the issue of moonlighting as one of the main problems of our country. Hiding a considerable part of the tax bases, increases the burden on the other side of the coin for taxpayers loyal to the duties imposed tax. There are those who did not work, and there are many, and who has more than one, and these are many. There are almost 5 million Italian workers who have jobs that require at least another main activity. One in five workers in Italy has double or triple work, and if the first is to adjust the second is often not at all. The second work, nowadays with the crisis that is eating the economy and the income has become essential to supplement low income. Among these there are also many laid off workers or whose mobility is often reduced allowance. To overcome al'evasione and regularize these positions could be resolved in my opinion to taxation coupon or dried to a withholding tax.
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