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The non-refundable compensation was also extended to taxi and Ncc, rented cars with driver. Two additional months of emergency income, reserved for families in need. The suspension of the payment of contributions in November for activities closed since the last dpcm. The use of vouchers to refund i tickets for live shows canceled, until the end of January. The cessation of real estate foreclosures until the end of the year. The postponement of the municipal elections scheduled for the end of November in some small towns until next year. But also the creation of a telephone service for trace the contacts of positive people in Covid. These are the latest developments in the so-called refreshment decree, approved this afternoon by the council of ministers.
The main contents of the decree are those that have been debated in recent days. The most important is the reissue of the non-reimbursable grant for activities that are closed or with reduced hours after the last dpcm adopted by the government. Bars will receive 150% From what was received with the first non-refundable compensation, that of the Relaunch decree arrived before the summer. The restaurants 200%, double. While the nightclubs, which have never reopened since August, will hit 400%. The maximum compensation limit, equal to 150 thousand euros, has also been confirmed. For him sports workers there is a compensation of 800 euros, for seasonal tourism and entertainment workers reaches 1000. An additional six weeks are introduced for layoffs to be used at the end of January. Also at the end of January it is extended blocking layoffs introduced at the beginning of the pandemic. Starting in February, unless new changes are made, only those who are currently using layoffs cannot be fired. The cancellation of the second installment of the IMU, which expires on December 16, for all activities closed or limited in hours since the last dpcm. For those who pay rent, a three-month tax credit is activated, with the amount that can be deducted from future taxes or passed on to the owner.
