(Finance) – The Council of Ministers, upon proposal of the Minister of Business and Made in ItalyAdolfo Urso, approved the draft legislative decree on the “Incentives Code”, implementing the delegation to the Government for the revision of the system of business incentives approved last October. The reform, we read in a note from Mimit, is aimed at reorganizing the offer of state incentives, strengthening coordination between central administrations and local authorities and resolving the complexity and inadequacy of current procedures and related technical instrumentation.
“With the adoption, for the first time in the legal system, of an Incentives Code – underlines the Ministry – a project of great impact has been launched, which overcomes the fragmentation recorded in the matter to create a complete and organic system of rules, which the European Commission also supported it, including the reform in the context of the revision of the PNRR and the transposition of the chapter dedicated to Repower Eu, identifying it as a possible best practice at European level”.
Through its 29 articles, divided into 5 Chapters, the draft decree goes through the entire process connected to the implementation of public support through incentives for businesses, defined ‘incentive life cycle’, i.e. planning, design, implementation, publicity and evaluation of results.