Il punto sulle misure previste allo stato attuale dal testo del ddl di Bilancio. Alla Camera l’esame del provvedimento in prima lettura

An update on the measures currently set out in the draft Budget Bill. The bill is undergoing its first reading in the Chamber of Deputies

The 2027 Defence Budget in 10 Questions and Answers: from the super fighter jet to overseas missions 

Budget: from IRPEF cuts to the senior citizens’ card – a one-off payment of 10 billion

From personal income tax to vouchers for the elderly, from flat taxes on pay rises and for young people to reductions in social security contributions and bonuses for the construction sector, the list of 31 measures introduced for 2027 alone accounts for almost 40 per cent of the costs of the Budget Bill

Budget: from income tax cuts to a card for the elderly – a one-off payment of 10 billion

Utility bills: 2.6 billion in costs for new business support measures

. Support for energy-intensive and non-energy-intensive businesses amounts to 6 billion euros and will also be covered, from 2029, by the ASOS component. Prior approval from Brussels is required for the scheme to come into effect

Contribution relief for those hiring people under 35, female workers and those in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) has been extended to 2027. Approval has also been given for the exemption for those converting fixed-term contracts to permanent ones. Super-deductions of 140 per cent and 180 per cent are being introduced. The maternity bonus has been strengthened and made permanent (but only for those with an income of up to 40,000 euros).

Employment, enhanced incentives and bonuses for young people and women

The draft budget bill contains 157 articles: an 850 million fund for early retirement, a maternity bonus for nearly one million female workers, and a 300-euro voucher for the over-75s. Over 5 billion from the financial sector in 2027; the Tobin tax is set to double

Here is the 26-billion budget: from tax measures to the bank levy and the pension cuts

Here is the 26-billion budget: from tax to banks, right through to the pension cut - 

What can you pay for with the health card for the over-75s?

The budget bill has been given the green light, with the total budget rising to 26 billion to fund tax relief on incomes of up to 55,000 euros: for the time being, this is only planned for 2027, like many other tax relief measures. The cost to the financial sector is estimated at 5.5–6 billion

Income tax, young people, VAT-registered individuals, the elderly and banks: all the latest developments in the budget

The budget has been given the go-ahead, with spending rising to 26 billion to fund tax relief on incomes of up to 55,000 euros: for the time being, this is only planned for 2027, like many other tax breaks. The cost to the financial sector is estimated at 5.5–6 billion

Income tax, young people, self-employed individuals, the elderly and banks: all the latest developments in the budget - 

An extra 2.4 billion for the National Health Service

Almost all the pieces ‘have fallen into place’; negotiations with the EU are complete and the draft budget is ready to be approved

Today’s Council of Ministers meeting: from the household appliance voucher to the health card for the over-75s – what’s in store

Almost all the pieces ‘have fallen into place’, negotiations with the EU have been concluded and the draft budget is ready to be approved

2027 Budget, Giorgetti: I confirm the request for a contribution from the banks, but it is sustainable

The Minister for the Economy is in Bangkok for the IMF meetings: I can confirm that a contribution will be sought from the financial sector because we believe it is capable of providing it, and therefore the arrangements will also be sustainable

Giorgetti: I confirm the request for a contribution from the banks, but it is sustainable - 

It is a 23.5 billion euro package: the impact on households, businesses and banks

Budget: here are the ideas on the table regarding industrial policy

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

Six hearings in four hours: Istat, the Court of Auditors, the National Economic and Labour Council (CNEL), the Bank of Italy, the Parliamentary Budget Office and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) will be heard

With the Public Finance Policy Document (DPFP), the government has set out the macroeconomic framework. The budget process is now entering 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

Deficit still above 3 per cent: the impact on the budget

From the 5.0 bonuses to the ZES, from the former Ilva site to household appliances: the key points of the budget for industry 

The package of measures for industrial policy is beginning to take shape. Possible refinancing for development contracts and the ‘Nuova Sabatini’ scheme

From the 5.0 bonuses to the ZES, from the former Ilva site to household appliances: the key points of the budget for industry

 Income tax, the housing bonus and the full implementation of the car tax exemption: the tax authorities’ 10 key points on the budget agenda

The decision to make the abolition of road tax on cars with an engine capacity of up to 80 kW and motorbikes permanent, following the initial exemption for 2027, has been added to the list of measures already in the pipeline. Also on the agenda is a reduction in taxation on thirteenth-month bonuses.

Income tax, the housing bonus and the full implementation of the car tax cap: the tax authorities’ 10 key points on the budget agenda

Rents, VAT registration numbers, young people: the budget plays the flat tax card

As work progresses on the 2027 Budget Bill, flat-rate taxes are back in the spotlight. The idea of a flat-rate tax on shop rents is being mooted once again. For younger workers, a reduced tax rate on contractual pay rises is being considered.

Rents, VAT registration numbers, young people: the budget plays the flat-rate tax card

The fast-track process for the 2027 budget involves ministries, Parliament and the European Commission, with Istat data and the budget deficit at the heart of political decisions

2027 Budget: from the deficit to the EU’s assessment – a tight schedule for the budget session

Tutte le misure allo studio per la legge di bilancio 2027

All the measures under consideration for the 2027 Budget Bill

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2027 Budget

The 2027 Defence Budget in 10 Questions and Answers: from the super fighter jet to overseas missions

Budget: from income tax cuts to a card for the elderly – a one-off payment of 10 billion

Utility bills: 2.6 billion in costs for new business support measures

Employment, enhanced incentives and bonuses for young people and women

Here is the 26-billion budget: from tax to banks, right through to the pension cut - What can you pay for with the health card for the over-75s?

Income tax, young people, self-employed individuals, the elderly and banks: all the latest developments in the budget - An extra 2.4 billion for the National Health Service

Today’s Council of Ministers meeting: from the household appliance voucher to the health card for the over-75s – what’s in store

Giorgetti: I confirm the request for a contribution from the banks, but it is sustainable - Forza Italia’s proposals - Inflation at 4.2 per cent

It is a 23.5 billion euro package: the impact on households, businesses and banks

Budget: here are the ideas on the table regarding industrial policy

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

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

Deficit still above 3 per cent: the impact on the budget

From the 5.0 bonuses to the ZES, from the former Ilva site to household appliances: the key points of the budget for industry

Income tax, the housing bonus and the full implementation of the car tax cap: the tax authorities’ 10 key points on the budget agenda

Rents, VAT registration numbers, young people: the budget plays the flat-rate tax card

2027 Budget: from the deficit to the EU’s assessment – a tight schedule for the budget session

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