Fines, road tax, IMU and TARI: CAFs are also stepping in to help with applications for the ‘Quinquies’ debt write-off scheme

The Treasury has published the factsheet on the bond being offered from 19 to 23 October: a step-up structure with an increase in yield from the third and fifth years onwards

For the new BTp Valore, the coupons increase in three stages

Until Monday 5 October, the discount on diesel was 6.1 cents per litre, whilst there are no discounts on petrol. Meanwhile, diesel prices – which are now high everywhere – have reached record highs in the UK

Diesel: the discount has ended. Eni updates the price cap: here’s what’s changing - 

Parma: working from home to combat price rises

Towards the Budget Bill: from Istat to Giorgetti, the hearings scheduled in Parliament

Next year, a third of the EU exemption will be allocated to expenditure already provided for in the accounts

Military salaries are also included in the flexibility measures for defence

The document refers to ‘moderate margins’ only for 2028 and 2029 (3.3–3.5 billion in the first year and 2.5–3 in the second). Inflation and interest rates are driving up expenditure: interest payments totalling 14.7 billion over three years

Budget: no room in the deficit for IRPEF or the flat tax 

Artificial intelligence is being used to analyse aerial photographs and identify irregularities. The mapping of anomalies across the country is almost complete: it will be finalised in 2026

Housing: 20,000 letters sent to owners of properties not registered with the Land Registry

The DPFP: ‘There is an untapped labour reserve capable of supporting labour force participation and potential growth.’ We are talking about the unemployed, underemployed part-time workers, and those not in employment but available for work. These are mainly young people and women.

The labour market is growing, but 4 million people remain excluded

A substantial section is devoted to the construction sector: it accounts for 65 per cent and covers the thermal energy scheme. The Brussels list, to which the Dpfp refers, includes investments in nuclear power stations and mechanisms such as the Energy Release scheme

From the eco-bonus to charging points: this is how the EU’s energy flexibility could be spent

2027 Budget

With the Public Finance Policy Document (Dpfp), the government has set out the macroeconomic framework. The budget process now enters the phase of implementing measures, with a tight schedule that is being played out on two fronts: Parliament and the European Union

Budget Bill: the timetable – from EU flexibility to a vote by 31 December

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