Changes that will affect many citizens. The rules are changing regarding the window bonus: here’s how to request the discount
If there is an ideal time to finally be able to carry out the renovation work on your home that you have wanted to do for a long time, then perhaps these years represent the right opportunity.
In fact, more and more often we talk about window bonuses, i.e. the possibility of taking advantage of a 50% deduction thanks to the ecobonus or the renovation bonus. However, not everyone knows that it is possible to have it even if you are alone replacement of glass and windows. There are in fact some changes to the rules that could be of great interest.
How the window bonus changes
Some taxpayers wonder whether, by only changing the glass of the window frames, it is still possible to benefit from the 50% deduction from the bonus. According to the provisions of article 16-bis of the Tuir (Consolidated Income Tax Act), the deductible interventions who come created both in reference to individual real estate units and on the common areas, such as those carried out to contain noise pollution. Although they are part of ordinary maintenance interventions, these are also eligible for those who intend to receive the 50% deduction. Works that are taken into consideration in any case, even if they were carried out in the absence of building works.
So, thanks to the interesting changes we just talked about, it is It is also possible to replace just the window glass, while still benefiting from the 50% deduction. This is because the intervention in question is still considered work aimed at improving the acoustics of the home. In any case, all the requirements set out in the legislation regulating the aforementioned 50% deduction must be respected.
In fact, in order to take advantage of the discount, it is necessary to replace the fixtures comply with certain conditions widely reported in the reference standards. In fact, anyone who intends to request the deduction will have to provide regular documentation demonstrating that real work has been carried out to reduce noise sources inside or outside the home.
Works that must be carried out in any case within the limits set by law. The documentation to be shown and to which the legislation refers is the manufacturer’s technical data sheet, commonly called “product sheet”. This document can certify that all the parameters indicated in the reference law have been respected.
By providing the correct documentation, therefore, it will be possible to request and – therefore – obtain the desired 50% deduction. The request can be made by the end of 2024 and it is not excluded that starting from 2025 the deduction could be lowered to 36%.
