Bonuses, here are all the incentives at risk in 2025: the housing sector the most affected by cuts
Consumers' association: 'Building bonuses already cost EUR 220 billion, EUR 8,527 per household. Non-building ones are worth 'only' EUR 2 billion a year'
by Redazione Roma
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2025, notes Assoutenti, will be the year of cuts in the bonuses awarded to households, and the government's intention seems to be to significantly reduce subsidies and incentives through the next Budget Law. According to the consumers' association, the construction and housing sector will be the most affected by the cuts, with numerous bonuses disappearing or being greatly reduced from next year.
Housing subsidies already cost EUR 220 billion
.According to the latest available data, the total cost of the building bonus credits in force from the end of 2020 to 2024 would have reached approximately 220 billion euros, with a virtual weight, spread over the community, of 8,527 euros per resident family, 3,679 euros per individual citizen, including newborns - analyses Assoutenti
Non-construction is worth 'only' EUR 2 billion a year
.The allocations for non-building bonuses, on the other hand, stand at around EUR 2 billion in 2024 alone, which shows a huge disproportion in resources for Italian households.
The measures expiring at the end of the year
.The situation, however, is about to change dramatically: on 31 December next, a number of measures will expire that may not be renewed in 2025. These include:
Ecobonus: Tax relief through an Irpef or Ires deduction at 75% recognised for energy requalification works in single-family buildings or condominiums.
