Superbonus, Confindustria: «No to retroactive measures»

Italy

by Rome editorial team

Maurizio Marchesini, outgoing vice-president for supply chains and medium-sized enterprises and next vice-president for labor and industrial relations (with Emanuele Orsini as president): «Thousands of businesses and citizens must be able to live in a State where legal certainty allows reasoned multi-year investment choices, not modifiable by retroactive interventions”

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«We understand well the government’s difficulties in preventing the queue of Superbonus credits from putting at risk the programmatic deficit for 2024, indicated by the Def approved by Parliament. However, in the name of legal certainty we do not agree with its possible non-retroactivity”, comments Confindustria in the words of vice-president Maurizio Marchesini. «The government can provide for the credit spread by decree-law with immediate effect, but then it must only be applied to credits accrued from expenses incurred after that date».

«Thousands of businesses and citizens – comments Maurizio Marchesini, outgoing vice-president for supply chains and medium-sized enterprises and next vice-president for labor and industrial relations (with the presidency of Emanuele Orsini) – must be able to live in a State in which certainty of the law allows reasoned multi-year investment choices, which cannot be modified by retroactive interventions, which put families and all real estate sectors in serious difficulty. A discussion table can no longer be postponed – he adds -: both to address in time what lies ahead in the coming months, and to design the model of the new and different incentives that will be necessary to implement the EU directive on the energy efficiency of buildings ».

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