The Newly Announced Exit Tax Failed, and the Government in Italy Withdrew After Resistance
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The Italian government is set to amend a bill that would impose an exit tax on wealthy individuals who leave the country, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti told industry groups after tax experts and financial advisors strongly criticized the original idea.
Italian banks, construction companies and employers' associations have asked the government to change the measure by which tax credits under the Superbonus program will be used over 10 years. According to businesses, the change affects loans acquired under a different compensation schedule and could drain significant funds from companies and financial institutions. The issue was discussed at a meeting with the government at the Chigi Palace, hel…
The day after the heavy sinking of Intesa Carlo Messina's Intesaad against the norm that obliges to spread in ten years the tax credits of the Superbonus that would have been usable in 2027, the government meets in Palazzo Chigi the social partners. In the morning it is the times of the business associations and the requests for correction are pierced. [...] L'articolo The companies to the government: "Stop to spread Superbonus, drain liquidity"…
Day of summits at Palazzo Chigi on the budget law 2027
Corrects and integrations yes, interventions that upset the installation of the budget law no. It is the perimeter that the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, has traced before the employers' organizations, gathered this morning...
The Ance: 'The minister told us that the executive works on the Superbonus. On the dear materials Salvini will bring answers' (ANSA)
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