The government continues to reflect on the next moves on the Super bonus. In the last few hours, the amendment presented by the executive and approved by the State Accounting Office was born, but discussions are underway on the text within the centre-right to find a synthesis and a point of convergence. This morning the vice presidents of the Council Matteo Salvini And Antonio Tajani they appeared optimistic and confident, suggesting that a majority agreement will be reached shortly.
Salvini, who spoke to the microphones of RTL 102.5 on Non Stop Newsit was said “Safe“of the fact that”a solution will be found“. Meanwhile i technicians are at work and the Minister of Infrastructure wanted to clarify that, since it is a dossier not present on his desk, he does not intend to invade the field or interfere in the work of the other government officials who are dealing with the issue. “I don’t want to enter other people’s fields“, said the secretary of the League.
Salvini’s voice is joined by that of Tajani who, in the interview given to Corriere della Serareassured us about the climate of absolute respect and collaboration in the executive and among the centre-right parties: “We’ve never argued, I just want to see things clearly“. The ongoing mediations concern the potential retroactive aspect of the rules, a point on which there are strong doubts on the part of Forza Italia who would like to intervene on the amendment of the Ministry of Economy and Finance relating to the new rules for the first 6 months of 2024 which – it is noted – “they are almost completely over now“.
The doubts concern precisely the value retroactive which would be witnessed. Which is why Tajani invited us to pay attention to the issue of the retroactivity of the rules which, from his point of view, puts the credibility of the institutions at risk: “It means driving away investors in a country that is becoming unreliable“. Hence the appeal to take into consideration all those who have “respected the rules“. Without obviously losing sight of the financial weight of the new measures.
The government, albeit with the various nuances between the various souls of the majority, has a very specific objective: it is essential to intervene to stop the damage of the Superbonus. And this is precisely the granitic necessity that unites the center-right. The route traced has always been to listen to businesses and banks and, at that point, evaluate which corrective proposals to put forward in Parliament. Therefore, other innovations for the “credit-spreading” amendment cannot be ruled out. The provision provides that expenses incurred in the two-year period 2025-2026 using the Superbonus are deducted over 10 years.
Fears concern the future of many companies in the construction sector: there is a risk of dealing with a 15% devaluation for the tax credits already matured in recent years.
