
The ABI highlights in Parliament an impact of 22 billion euros deriving from the fiscal measures of the 2025 and 2026 budget laws, asking to avoid penalizations and distortions of competition.
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The ABI intervened in a parliamentary hearing to analyze the overall impact of the economic maneuvers.
The ABI "indicates the importance of jointly evaluating the fiscal measures approved with the budget laws of 2025 and 2026 with this one now under consideration, which determine an impact of 22 billion euros" with 7 billion for this year's budget alone.
This was stated by the association's director Marco Elio Rottigni during a hearing in Parliament on the Maneuver.
Rottigni asks to "avoid excessive penalties on costs necessary for operations and investments to safeguard the certainty of the rules applicable to credits and tax activities as well as avoiding distortions of competition" in the EU.
The Abi requests "strongly proposes the need to identify improvements" in the measures.

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