President Sergio Mattarella has authorized the presentation to the Chambers of the bill for the conversion of the decree on the Superbonus approved by the council of ministers last Tuesday. The measure also includes tightening on discounts in invoices and the transfer of credit for all types that still provide for it. From the new decree on the Superbonus and building bonuses, there will be no negative effects on public accounts, as many of the measures are ‘restrictive’ compared to current rules. In some cases, however, an increase in revenue is also hypothesized, although it is not quantified for prudential reasons. This is evident from the technical report of the State Accounting Office that has ‘approved’ the Dl Superbonus which examines, for the purposes of coverage, article by article.
The bill for the conversion of the decree on the Superbonus also provides for new restrictions on discounts in the invoice and the transfer of credit, with no negative impact on public accounts. The technical report from the State Accounting Office has analyzed the measure article by article and has found that, in some cases, there may even be an increase in revenue. These new provisions aim to regulate and optimize the Superbonus and building bonuses system, ensuring its effectiveness while maintaining financial stability. President Sergio Mattarella has authorized the presentation of the bill to the Chambers for further discussion and approval.
The conversion of the decree on the Superbonus, approved by the council of ministers, will now be presented to the Chambers for discussion and approval. The bill includes new provisions regarding discounts in invoices and the transfer of credit, with no adverse effects on public accounts. The measure aims to optimize the Superbonus and building bonuses system, ensuring its effectiveness while being mindful of financial stability. The State Accounting Office’s technical report has assessed the bill and found that, in some cases, there may even be an increase in revenue, although this is not quantified for precautionary reasons.
The bill for the conversion of the decree on the Superbonus, authorized by President Sergio Mattarella, is now being presented to the Chambers for further discussion and approval. The measure includes tightening on discounts in invoices and the transfer of credit, with no negative impact on public accounts. The State Accounting Office’s technical report has reviewed the bill and found that, in certain cases, there may even be an increase in revenue. These new provisions aim to regulate and optimize the Superbonus and building bonuses system, ensuring its effectiveness while maintaining financial stability. The bill is expected to be examined and debated in the Chambers to ensure a comprehensive and thorough review before its final approval.
The bill for the conversion of the decree on the Superbonus, which also includes provisions on discounts in invoices and the transfer of credit, has been authorized by President Sergio Mattarella and is now being presented to the Chambers for discussion and approval. The State Accounting Office’s technical report has analyzed the measure and found that, in some cases, there may even be an increase in revenue. These new measures are aimed at optimizing the Superbonus and building bonuses system, ensuring its effectiveness while safeguarding financial stability. The bill will undergo further scrutiny in the Chambers to ensure a detailed review before its final approval, maintaining the balance between economic growth and fiscal responsibility.
President Sergio Mattarella has authorized the presentation of the bill for the conversion of the decree on the Superbonus to the Chambers for discussion and approval. The measure also includes new restrictions on discounts in invoices and the transfer of credit, with no negative effects on public accounts. The State Accounting Office’s technical report has approved the bill, which has been carefully examined article by article. In some cases, an increase in revenue is even hypothesized, although not quantified for prudential reasons. These new provisions aim to regulate and optimize the Superbonus and building bonuses system, ensuring its efficacy while preserving financial stability. The bill will now undergo further evaluation in the Chambers to ensure comprehensive and thorough scrutiny before its final approval.
