(Finance) – “We have already started voting according to a schedule that we will do this evening. Let’s vote Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday and we will go out with a brief to the speaker around lunchtime on Monday.” The Undersecretary for the Economy said this, Federico Freni, on the sidelines of the work of the Senate Budget Committee after the agreement reached on the timing of the examination of the budget.
“We are very happy and we have a lot to thankMinister Ciriani for the agreement reached – he said – because it is only thanks to his excellent will and ability to mediate that the agreement was reached. And this must be said out of intellectual honesty and must be said immediately.”
“We are happy – he continued – because it is an agreement that respects the sacrosanct rights of the opposition and it is an agreement that will allow us to respect the rights of the Chamber too, allowing us to reach the Chamber before Christmas. The agreement on the timing is a agreement which was made thanks to the good will of all and the mediation of the Minister of Relations with Parliament to ensure respect for the rights of the Senate and the House.”
Meanwhile, in the last few hours some amendments have been tabled, including those which include concessions for access to credit for the purchase of a first home for large families, clarification on the dry tax rate for short-term rentals,.
In particular, regarding access to the first home fund also for large families with medium-low incomes, in line with the amendment presented by the rapporteurs, families with three children under 21 years of age and an ISEE not exceeding 40,000 euros, families families with four children under the age of 21 with an ISEE of up to 45,000 euros and those with five or more children under the age of 21 and an ISEE of no more than 50,000 euros.
Clarification also arrives on the application of the flat rate tax increased to 26% for short-term rentals. In particular, it is specified that the rate of 26% applies to income deriving from short-term rentals, reduced to 21% for income deriving from short-term rental contracts relating to