Rome. The government’s amendment to the Superbonus Decree has been stamped. The text, in six pages, also contains the rule which provides for the distribution of the deduction “into ten annual installments of the same amount” for expenses related to the Superbonus incurred in 2024. Specific rules are also planned for banks, starting from 2025.
The deductibility over 10 years of expenses for interventions with the Superbonus concerns an amount of usable deductions equal to almost 12 billion between 2024 and 2025. This emerges from the technical report on the government’s amendment to the Superbonus decree which arrived during the night, which introduces the measure. “For the purposes of the estimate, the amount of deductions available for the year 2024 equal to approximately 6,211 million euros and for the year 2025 equal to approximately 5,780 million euros were considered, discounted in the budget forecasts”, we read.
Rather harsh back and forth, on the topic, between Giorgetti and Tajani. “I want to see clearly in the new text” on the superbonus, says the deputy prime minister and leader of FI Antonio Tajani. The text “which was presented tonight by the Ministry of the Economy, however, we really need to pay very, very, very much attention. On Monday morning, as a party, I will listen to all the representatives of the various categories to understand what needs to be adjusted in Parliament with respect to this proposal that the Ministry gave me.” He said this at the inauguration of Condominium in Fiera. “Above all – he added Tajani – retroactive rules cannot be given because it is a very clear legal principle”.
Giorgetti replies harshly: “When Tajani reads the amendment he will understand the common sense that inspired it, I believe he will come to terms with it too, because otherwise we will have to go and re-discuss many expenses we have. For example, I am not introducing the I’m wondering whether it is appropriate to keep all these military missions that we have in the world, which perhaps we can redeploy in the Mediterranean”.
At that point Tajani also returned to the topic: “Minister Giorgetti will also come to terms with it”, “Because – he said – before voting in Parliament on an amendment which is not from the government but is from the ministry, we want to evaluate whether it is an amendment that respects the fundamental rules of our legal civilization. Our legal civilization provides that regulations cannot be approved with retroactive effect. The regulations can come into force from today until the future”. Then Tajani also tried to tone it down: “Giancarlo Giorgetti is a dear friend, an excellent minister. It’s not that the government is wobbling because of an amendment”: the comparison “is normal administration”, “I am extremely loyal to the other forces of the government”. And he adds “the text has improved”. He reiterates “A principle remains in conflict with our legal civilization: regulations cannot be imposed with retroactive effect”.