(Finance) – With a few days left until the end of the year, it’s time to Thousand extensions: yesterday afternoon at Palazzo Chigi came together a pre-Cdm, ahead of today’s Council of Ministers. Also on the table is the examination of three legislative decrees on collaborative compliance, tax litigation and taxpayers’ rights.
On the subject of extensions, the hottest dossier is certainly the one linked to the Superbonus: 31 December 2023 would, in fact, be the last useful date to produce invoices reimbursable at 110% while the proposal for a Sal extraordinary without extensions or charges the Superbonus (which, numbers in hand, weighs on the state coffers for 4.5 billion) In particular, Forza Italia is pressing on the extension, with Deputy Prime Minister Tajani underlining that work is underway” for an extension especially for those whose jobs exceed 70% we will see whether in the Milleproroghe or in other legislative solutions”.
Also on the table smart working extended until March 31st, with the advances decree but only in the private sector, both for the fragile and for the parents of under 14s, the public “hub” remains, where smart working is currently allowed (until December 31st) only to vulnerable workers.
He also returns to the Council of Ministers todaythe legislative decree on the three Irpef brackets, in implementation of the fiscal delegation. The definitive examination of the provision, already on the agenda of the meeting of 19 December, had been postponed to the next Council of Ministers for a technical analysis in line with the Budget law, which three days later was approved at first reading by the Senate.