Manovra, Messina: "Some Measures on Banks Are Clearly Unconstitutional"
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The premier replicates the CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo Messina
The CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo, Carlo Messina, hurried against the measures on the banks contained in the maneuver of the Meloni government. In particular, the banker contests the decision to dilute in ten years the tax credits related to the building bonuses, but also criticizes the decision of the executive to ask again [...] The article Manovra, Messina (Intesa) attacks: "On the banks South American measures" . Melons: "Choice of justice" . Giorg…
Intesa Messina's CEO's hard sink for tax withdrawal and dilution in ten years of the Superbonus instalment: "Sudamerican measures, constitutional risk." Meloni and Giorgetti raise the need for contribution. But on bonuses there is a window: the problem is not deficit, but debt. Banks do not withdraw: "Do not treat the most important creditors of the State, the losses recorded on Btp exceed the benefits" . A warning?
Extending 'ecobonus' tax credits to ten years in the 2027 budget bill is a 'South American-style' debt management tactic, the CEO of Italy's biggest bank Intesa Sanpaolo, Carlo Messina, said Thursday, drawing a sharp response from Premier Giorgia Meloni wh... (ANSA)
The CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo auditioned at the Senate: "Without the banks there would be no financing of the public debt" . Critical to the maneuver on the Superbonus credits and the withdrawal on the sector: "The tax burden must be fair"
As in all countries of the world I believe that when preparing a financial law there is an interaction with people who have skills. Thus the CEO of Intesa, Carlo...
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