Dear bills, hypothesis postponement of a week’s aid decree

The government continues work on the coverage of the new bill decree with the aim of giving the go-ahead in the Council of Ministers as early as Thursday but a postponement is not excluded. The Mef is finalizing the processing of the new tax data for July and August, in the meantime the new treasury of almost 8 billion of decrees expired or not implemented could help. However, drawing on these latter resources appears complex, possibly leading to a postponement of the approval of the bill to next week. From the renewal for the fourth quarter, and possibly the strengthening, of the tax credit for the energy-intensive and gas-intensive ones to the two-month CIG payable by the state or the sale of natural gas at controlled prices for the high-energy-consuming industry, the measures to be launched or extended with the provision mostly affect companies exposed to the expensive energy crisis. With the dl, the resources for reducing system burdens affecting businesses and families could also be increased and, for the weaker ones, there is talk of increasing the resources for the social bonus. For the hedges, the tax revenues of July and August will be used, in particular the revenue from the tax on the extra-profits of the energy groups equal to 3 billion if the groups paid all the down payment due. To these should be added the extra VAT revenue under the pressure of the rise in inflation which has impacted on consumer prices. There is also talk of the ‘orphan’ post of over 300 decrees not implemented. All this for a measure that in the requests of the parties should be at least 10 billion. Meanwhile, the examination of the Aid-bis decree continues in the Senate. Among the issues to be solved in terms of amendments, those on the Superbonus and in particular the proposed amendments to M5S and Fdi on the assignment of credits. Issue on which today Confedilizia has made its voice heard again. “The conversion of the aid-bis decree into law is an opportunity to allow the credit transfer mechanism for the various building incentives (not just for the superbonus) to restart”, he said in a statement. “There is a need, in fact – the press release adds – for an urgent intervention that definitively clarifies that the transferees do not incur any liability. Without it, the credits acquired so far will not be able to circulate freely and consequently owners and condominiums will not find on the market companies willing to start (and in some cases even to continue) the work “. With this objective” the amendment most recently presented by the 5 Star Movement (first signatory Senator Fenu), which follows similar initiatives by various political forces, it goes precisely in the desired direction “, the confederation underlines again.