Government working on petrol bonuses and anti-inflation pact

Government working on petrol bonuses and anti inflation pact

(Finance) – In the next Council of Ministers – convened on 25 September at 4pm at Palazzo Chigi – the government will be called upon to discuss measures regarding powerinterventions to support the purchase power and to protect savings, as well as extension of regulatory deadlines and tax payments.

The hypothesis of the inclusion of a petrol bonus intended for owners of incomes lowwhich could be 80 euros: it will be possible with a social card for the purchase of fuel, to be added to or integrated into the card Dedicated to you. There will then be the extension to 31 December of the 5% VAT on gas supplies. The draft provision also provides for an additional one hundred million euros for the social card and assigns it to the Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and the Environment (Arera) the task of maintaining zero, for the fourth quarter of 2023, the rates of the tariff components relating to general system charges for the gas sector.

The government’s attempt to contain the increase in the cost of fuels he was born in gasif it is approved in this form, will arrive a few months after the end of the service Greater protection for electricity and gas. For non-vulnerable domestic customers, the date on which the protected regime will end is 10 January 2024. Starting next year, therefore, families will no longer be able to continue to pay their bills according to the prices set by ARERA and will have to switch to the Free Market .

The Prime Minister, Georgie Melonsand the Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Ursus, will sign the pact on the anti-inflation quarter on 28 September at 3pm, at Palazzo Chigi, together with the participating associations of distribution, trade and the consumer goods industry. The pact should allow supermarkets to offer a basket of products from October 1st to December 31st shopping cart and of Before need at reduced or controlled prices, respecting the freedom of enterprise and the market strategies of companies.

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