Maneuver, 5% cuts in ministerial expenses. Tajani: towards a contribution of 3-4 billion from the banks

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They should be from 5% cuts in ministerial expenses expected with the next maneuver, which should be around 25 billion.

Government sources explain this while the finalization of the texts is still underway in view of the Council of Ministers, scheduled for this evening at 8pm.

“There will be no taxes,” the deputy prime minister said Antonio Tajani to those who asked if the issue of the banks had been resolved in view of the maneuver. Nodding, Tajani confirmed that it is on the order of magnitude of 3-4 billion euros the value of the contribution arriving from the banking sector to the maneuver. “Let’s see tonight – continued Tajani, responding to reporters on Transatlantic -, they were reunited until last night. Now they are doing the final things. However there will be no new taxes, that’s for sure”.

A new restyling of deductions in view of a subsequent and more overall rationalization of tax expenditures: according to what we learn from various sources, the government is preparing for the maneuver the introduction of a maximum amount that can be deducted, which should be at its once modulated based on the family unit. Effectively introducing, it is explained, a first taste of “family quotient”. Among the hypotheses is also that of revising the income threshold downwards beyond which the decalage of tax discounts is triggered to 19% (today it starts from 120 thousand euros) but work is still underway on the entire package.

At Palazzo Chigi also a legislative decree on excise duties

A legislative decree for the revision of the provisions on excise duties: it is the integration – from what we understand – on the agenda of the Council of Ministers which will be held this evening and which is also called to examine the maneuver