The energy transition is important and the simplification of bureaucracy to achieve this result too. And so the words of the Minister of Energy Transition Roberto Cingolani on the fact that it was necessary to make it easier to access the 110% Superbonus facilities are finally finding application, thanks to a series of questions that are answered by the competent ministries on the basis of new regulations passed by the Government.
Among all the most important is that which concerns the granting of tax breaks even in the presence of buildings that are not entirely legitimate from an urban planning point of view. The latest government measures have tried to clarify this and the responses of the Ministry of Economy to the questions asked explain how to proceed. Of all the indications, the most important is undoubtedly the one recently provided by the Mef on the case raised with a question by the parliamentarians Pd Gian Mario Fragomeli and Gianluca Benamati. In fact, the clarification provided by the Ministry of Economy and Finance allows the unblocking of many jobs that until now had been stopped even due to small urban differences.
Irregular buildings
With the new Cilas (Certification of commencement of works sworn for the Superbonus) made operational by the Draghi Government, it is no longer necessary for the technician who completes it to certify the building or urban planning regularity of the property. In particular, the legitimate status of the property should not be put on paper. The Government, to be practical, has divided the two areas, the urban-building and the fiscal one. The Superbonus 110% has a more fiscal characterization, so it can be framed, in the sense that the concessions are not called into question by the urban aspects.
To make a practical case, if there is a discrepancy even in cases of properties that cannot be remedied for past abuses, energy efficiency can still be started and must in any case be reimbursed by the State with the Superbonus mechanism. No one will therefore be able to block the reimbursement procedure, once Cilas has been presented and the work has been completed.
