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From the point of view of public finances, the “discount” of the Irap balance and the initial payment of June between 5 and 50 billion would have cost between 1.5 and 2 billion. With the expansion, the costs will be higher: according to UIL’s territorial policy service estimates, the June deadline for all private companies is worth around 5 billion.
The latest draft that has just come out has many black holes with expressions of the type “to be defined”, “under reformulation”, “contrary opinion of the Accounting Office” (as in the case of extraordinary contracts with the Ministry of Health). However, some measures are now consolidated and are also confirmed with some reinforcements. For example, in the tourism sector where the audience for the ‘holiday tax credit’ is expanding, which will be granted to families with incomes of up to 50,000 euros, compared to the previously established maximum limit of 35,000 euros: the holiday bonus It will be usable, from July 1 to December 31, 2020, “for the payment of services offered nationwide by tourist accommodation companies and bed & breakfasts that carry out tourist accommodation activities.” The tourism sector is also exempt from the first installation of the IMU for 2020 for the tourism sector. , in particular for hotels and pensions and for bathing establishments.