The changes to the Superbonus decree are bringing the entire private construction sector to its knees.
The President of Confapi Aniem Matera, Mario Bitontointervenes on the latest amending provisions introduced by the Government regarding the Super bonus.
He says:
“This is a legal mess that compromises the stability of an entire economic, employment and social system, undermining trust between the State and businesses.
We are faced with over thirty modification interventions, which each time produce retroactive effects, modifying conditions and assumptions on which choices, programming and investments were based.
Second Confapi Aniem, from a careful examination of the approved text, unsustainable critical issues emerge.
In particular, we are already seeing aglthe effects determined by the elimination of the residual possibility of transferring the credit/discount on the invoice and the consequences caused by the ban on compensation with social security and insurance debts. In these hours the banks are questioning ceilings and commitments already undertaken.
All this happens in an unprecedented way, intervening on ongoing processes, planning and entrepreneurial investments based on the application of state laws.
The National President of Confapi Aniem, Giorgio Delpiano, has been asking for some time to guarantee an orderly conclusion to the management of this experience in which, right from the start, we had also reported the presence of elements that needed to be promptly corrected.
But this is not happening, the fault of the companies was evidently that of trusting the State.
Delpiano asked Minister Giorgetti to immediately open a crisis table who can promptly evaluate the effects of these measures, think to corrective interventions and initiate an economic/fiscal policy able to overcome the logic of spot interventions and share structural measures also to meet the commitments envisaged by the European directive on green homes.
Confapi Aniem wants to maintain a responsible attitude but we must give concrete answers to the understandable and legitimate malaise of businesses.
Otherwise, at a national level we will evaluate the possibility of initiating actions of a legal-administrative nature to support the claims of the production system”.
