Manoeuvre, the text signed by the Head of State. Changes to the measure on short-term rentals, more Irap for banks and insurance companies
The Senate's examination now begins. The Abi: 'Further reflection is needed on the banks'. Deputy Prime Minister Salvini on the rule on short-term rentals: 'It will not be there'
Key points
- IRAP banks and insurance companies rise by 2 percentage points
- Short-term rental rate at 21% if first property and no intermediaries
- Cinema cuts reduced, from 190 to 150 million
- Remission in 54 instalments, not less than 100 euro
- 1.7 billion in renewals, bonuses and fringe benefits In two years
- Meaning: Irpef cut affects 13.6 million people, text of 154 articles
- Strict bank deductibility for loan write-downs on expected losses
- Patuelli (Abi): "I will study the manoeuvre after examination by the Senate"
- Manoeuvre, Salvini: the rule on short-term rentals will not be there
- Public accounts, Giorgetti: deficit under 3% and out of EU infringement in 2026
The state budget bill for the financial year 2026 and the multi-year budget, the so-called 'manoeuvre', was bollinated by the State Accounting Office and signed in the evening by the Head of State. The Senate's examination now begins
The stamped text has risen to 154 articles. An initial draft circulated in recent days had 137 articles. One is still dedicated to short rentals, but in a different wording. Specific articles with the estimates of the various ministries were added at the end.
Meanwhile, the president of the Abi, Antonio Patuelli, warned: 'We need to think about public loan guarantees'.
IRAP banks and insurance companies rise by 2 percentage points
For the 2026, 2027 and 2028 tax periods, the Irap tax for banks and insurance companies will increase by two percentage points: from 4.65% to 6.65% and from 5.90% to 7.90%, respectively. This is set out in the official text of the manoeuvre, consulted by Radiocor, which has just been sent to Palazzo Chigi. For the cash revenue estimate, the technical report assumes an Irap advance equal to 85% and a IRES advance equal to 75%, considering that the effects are already produced in the 2026 advance: in 2026, 1.153 billion is expected, in 2027 instead 1.339 billion and in 2028 it is 1.335 billion.
Short-term rental rate at 21% if first property and no intermediaries
In the text of the manoeuvre, the increase in the coupon rate to 26 per cent on the first property only applies to those who rely on real estate brokers or telematic portals, while it remains at 21 per cent for the others. The document states that the rate is reduced to 21 per cent for income from short-term rental contracts relating to a property unit identified by the taxpayer in his income tax return, 'provided that, during the tax period, no contracts have been concluded concerning that property unit through parties who carry out real estate brokerage activities or through parties who manage telematic portals, putting in contact persons looking for property with persons who have property units to rent'.
