Fuel excise duties, towards household-business bonus. For the State extra revenue of 9.5 million a day
The Cdm will focus its efforts on families with Isee under 15,000 euro, hauliers and companies. For the State extra 9.5 mln per day
Key points
The government does not seem inclined towards a new excise tax cut on fuels. After the attack by Israel and the US on Iran and the price rise, the most likely hypothesis is an anti-recession bonus for families with an Isee under 15,000 euro, together with tax relief for the most exposed companies, amid higher bills and export blocks.
However, technical and political doubts remain on the table, while oppositions and consumers demand more immediate measures against high petrol and diesel prices.
Fuel subsidy and targeted aid
The line indicated by Enterprise Minister Adolfo Urso is that of selective interventions. Together with Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, he is considering 'compensatory' measures for low-income households, road haulage and businesses. The idea is to concentrate resources on those most affected, avoiding a generalised cut in excise duties.
Mobile excise and extra excise tax
The opposition insists instead on mobile excise taxes. Elly Schlein calls for an immediate return to citizens of the extra revenue collected by the state when petrol and diesel exceed certain thresholds. The Pd leader also attacks on a political level: 'The days are running out and Italians do not want to pay for Trump and Netanyahu's illegal wars'.
Codacons, too, is calling for direct action on excise duties and estimates at 16.5 million euro per day the increased outlay for motorists due to price increases.

