The laborious majority agreement on the Superbonus reaches the last mile, just before the Council of Ministers. In a summit with the deputy prime ministers Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani, the minister Giancarlo Giorgetti and the undersecretary to the presidency of the Council Alfredo Mantovano (the prime minister is absent due to illness) the agreement was signed on an ad hoc decree then passed in the Council of Ministers.
But given the agreement on this dossier, the game on seaside resorts remains open : Minister Salvini proposes to allow the Municipalities to extend the concessions throughout next year but there is no unanimity , we will talk about it again in January. There is also tension over the "return" or arrival of footballers from abroad, with the incentives eventually collapsing .
Meanwhile, a solution arrives on the superbonus which essentially displeases no one: no extension, which the Mef had immediately blocked, but the possibility for incomes under 15 thousand euros to effectively maintain the benefit in full through a fund for poverty .
Forza Italia rejoices as it has made this theme its flag. "The agreement is the result of our determination", is the comment that comes from many Italian deputies and senators after the green light to the decree which, among other things, protects those who do not complete all the works by 2023 from penalties . But the Treasury can still claim a de facto stop from next year to the measure that Giorgetti has repeatedly defined as "radioactive" for its impact on public debt.
The only ones who will still be able to benefit from the relief in a figure higher than the 70% foreseen from January 1st will in fact be - based on the approved provision - taxpayers with an income of up to 15 thousand euros . In fact, a Fund has been established for this group of citizens, the access methods for which will be established by the Mef, and which will be used to obtain a contribution for expenses incurred from 1 January 2024 until October.
