Superbonus decree, Forza Italia makes the break official: Amendments on the retroactivity of the credit spreader and on the postponement of the sugar tax

Published May 13, 2024

Tridge summary

Forza Italia, led by Antonio Tajani, is breaking ranks with the political majority over the Superbonus decree. The party has put forward two proposals aimed at correcting the government's amendment, focusing on the retroactivity of the Superbonus tax deduction and the introduction of a sugar tax starting in July. They also seek to limit the deductions for the Superbonus, Earthquake bonus, and architectural barrier interventions to only from the law's effective date. The cost estimation for these measures in the years 2025 to 2028 is $390 million per year, with $300 million covered by the Fund for Structural Economic Policy Interventions (FISPE) and the remaining $90 million from other sources. The Senate is set to continue discussing the superbonus decree.
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From opposition in words to concrete action: Forza Italia formalizes the break with the majority on the Superbonus decree. The party led by Antonio Tajani has in fact presented two proposals to correct the government's amendment: one on the retroactivity of the Superbonus deduction spread and another on the introduction of the sugar tax from July. According to news agencies, a meeting was held in the Senate to take stock of the majority forces. The undersecretary for the economy Federico Freni, the president of the commission Massimo Garavaglia (Lega) and the rapporteur of the measure Giorgio Salvitti (Fdi) participated on behalf of the government. The examination of the superbonus decree will resume tomorrow morning at 9.30 in the Senate Finance Committee. The deadline for presenting the sub-amendments to the government's amendment, which arrived during the night between Friday and Saturday, expired at 6pm. Forza Italia, however, is now formalizing the break: the first proposal ...

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