Manoeuvre, hypothesis of agreement on short-term rentals: dry coupon at 21% for up to three flats

After the Meloni-Tajani-Salvini majority summit on Thursday, 20 November, a hypothesis of an agreement on short-term rentals seems to be gaining ground in the majority: dry coupon at 21% for up to three rented flats.

This is how Salvini recounts the agreement on short-term rentals: "We have adjourned, there have been steps forward, there is total convergence on some points, that is, for example to reduce what had been hypothesised as a tax increase for those who rent out their premises, their two-roomed flat, their flat up to the limit of three flats, that is, the single-owner, who puts in income to supplement his pension and salary his flat will remain at the current taxation, the one who has 20-30 or 50 flats will have an increase in taxation."

The Lega Nord minister spoke at the microphones of Radio24 in the aftermath of the majority summit on the manoeuvre, on the subject of the 21% flat-rate tax on short-term rentals. The previous limit of 5 to 3 flats is thus passed, Salvini confirms: 'There is agreement on this in the majority. It seems reasonable to me. For large properties an extra effort is in order. For those who have, and there are many in that flat to supplement their pension or salary or help their child go to university, it seems reasonable to me not to burden them further'.

Forza Italia, too, would agree to limit the increase in the flat-rate tax on short-term rentals to those who have more than three properties, although on the details "we need to see the reformulations," says FI House group leader Paolo Barelli, asked about this in the aftermath of the summit between the majority leaders on the manoeuvre.