Superbonus 110, Rdc, pensions: 2022 maneuver coming to Parliament

Superbonus 110, citizenship income, pensions: the 2002 budget is approaching Parliament. Two weeks after the approval of the Council of Ministers yesterday a draft circulated with the changes agreed between the majority parties and the government. The citizenship income is redesigned, establishing new limits and introducing a squeeze to oppose access to the allowance by those who are not entitled to it. Instead, the battle over the superbonus was lost, with the unsuccessful attempt to eliminate the 25,000 euro Isee ceiling to access the benefit, in the event that the renovations affect the villas. The provisional text is made up of 219 articles divided into 16 chapters. There are several innovations regarding the citizenship income, starting from the monthly economic benefit it is “reduced by a sum equal to 5 euros for each month starting from the month following the one in which a suitable offer was eventually refused”. On the other hand, withdrawal of the benefit will come in the face of a second refusal of a suitable employment. Control mechanisms are introduced, with which to ascertain that the beneficiary has actually accepted or refused the job offer. As regards the distances from residence, it is defined as congruous a permanent job “within 80 kilometers of distance” or in any case “reachable within the maximum time limit of 100 minutes by public transport”. The Isee ceiling of 25,000 euros remains instead to access the 110% superbonus in the case where the building renovation affects the villas. A novelty that affects all the building bonuses is the confirmation of the possibility of transferring the tax credit. o Taxes: Cut of the marginal personal income tax rates (the highest ones) and Irap. These are the objectives indicated by the government to reduce the tax burden, to which 8 billion euros will be allocated. The cut in personal income tax has ” the objective of reducing the tax wedge on labor and the effective marginal rates, to be achieved through both the reduction of one or more rates ”. In addition, “an organic revision of the system of deductions for employee income and supplementary treatment” is envisaged. Building bonuses: As regards private real estate investments, the 50% and 65% incentives and the related increases are extended until 2024 at the same rates. The 110% incentives are extended to 2023 for condominiums and Iacp, with a reduction to 70% in 2024 and to 65% in 2025. For other homes, the 110% incentive is extended for the second half of 2022 to the main homes of individuals with the provision of an ISEE roof (25,000 euros). Incentives for facades are also confirmed in 2023 with a subsidized percentage of 60%. Tax credit: The transfer of tax credits by property owners who have carried out building renovations, and used the various bonuses, is extended until 2024. The draft budget law 2022 provides for this. , in particular: the fiscal superbonus, energy redevelopment, recovery of the building stock, purchase of furniture and large appliances, landscaping and in the field of recovery or restoration of the external façade of buildings. As regards the expenses aimed at the recovery or restoration of the external facade of existing buildings, the deduction will be 60% and not more than 90%. Plastic and sugar tax: With an allocation of 650 million, the plastic tax and sugar tax are postponed to 2023. Absorbent VAT: VAT on absorbent products for feminine hygiene is reduced from 22% to 10%. Rdc: Citizenship income is financed with an additional billion euros each year, confirming the amount of funding at the 2021 levels: controls are strengthened and corrective measures are introduced to the payment methods, which provide for a revision of the discipline of job offers congrue, a decalage of the monthly benefit for employable subjects. Social safety nets: With an expenditure of around 3 billion euros in 2022, the reform of the social safety nets is implemented, with an increase in unemployment benefits and an extension of ordinary and extraordinary wage integration institutions to workers of companies currently not included, to apprentices and home workers. There are incentives for the use of solidarity contracts and the extension for 2022 and 2023 of the expansion contract with the extension to all companies that employ more than 50 employees. The 10-day paternity leave is made structural. Energy costs: € 2 billion is allocated in 2022 to contain the increase in energy costs. Central Italy earthquake: The interventions for the private reconstruction of the areas affected by the earthquake in central Italy are refinanced with approximately 6 billion. Regions, municipalities and provinces: Approximately 1.5 billion are allocated to increase the Fund for local public transport and provide additional resources for local authorities, to ensure the essential levels for nursery schools and for the maintenance of provincial roads. University and research: The endowment of the ordinary funding fund for the university and the Italian science fund is increased and a new Italian technology fund is created. Funds for research institutions and the National Research Council are increased. School: The extension until June of the fixed-term contracts stipulated by teachers during the Covid-19 emergency is arranged. Additional resources are provided for free textbooks. Young people: Permanent funding of the culture bonus for eighteen-year-olds is envisaged. The tax incentives provided for the purchase of a first home by the under 36s are extended throughout 2022 and financed by the Youth Rentals Fund and the Fund for Youth Policies. State: Permanent financing of a recruitment fund with 250 million euros and an increase in ancillary remuneration for 360 million are arranged. Additional resources are foreseen for the training of civil servants. Businesses: The SME guarantee fund (for 3 billion euros), the ‘Nuova Sabatini’ and measures for the internationalization of businesses are refinanced. The possibility of transforming deferred tax assets (dta) into tax credits is extended until 30 June 2022. Healthcare: Approximately 1.8 billion euros are foreseen for the purchase of anti-Covid vaccines and medicines. The National Health Fund is financed with an additional 2 billion euros each year until 2024. Additional resources are allocated to the fund for innovative drugs, for a total of 600 million over the three-year period. Scholarships for medical specialists are significantly increased and permanently increased to 12,000 per year. The bodies of the National Health Service are authorized to stabilize the staff hired on a fixed-term basis during the emergency.