
The Italian Public Accounts Observatory analyzes the extension of deductions for furniture and household appliances vouchers
The Italian Public Accounts Observatory criticizes the confirmation for the fourteenth year of the deductions for furniture and household appliances, defining the measure as lacking a clear economic logic and attributing its persistence to the influence of sector lobbies.
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The deduction for the purchase of furniture and appliances is confirmed in the budget for the fourteenth consecutive year.
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The maneuver confirms the deduction for the fourteenth consecutive year. The voucher is proposed again for household appliances. Costs, benefits and characteristics: it is difficult to see an economic logic if not in the effectiveness of the lobbies representing the sectors involved.

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