
The process begins in Parliament with a package of 19 main measures including bonuses, concessions and tax credits
The 2027 Budget Maneuver starts the parliamentary process with 19 main measures including bonuses, tax breaks and tax credits for families, young people, businesses and healthcare, aiming to support purchasing power and investments.
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The 2027 Budget Maneuver begins its process in Parliament with a package of 19 main measures.
The 2027 Budget Maneuver begins its process in Parliament with an overall package of 19 main measures including direct bonuses, tax breaks, tax credits and state contributions dedicated to families, young people, housing, businesses and healthcare. A range of tools designed, in the government's vision, to support purchasing power, relaunch investments and accompany the country's digital and ecological transition.
The chapter dedicated to families and new generations groups together 8 key measures:
• Car tax bonus for large families: Recognizes an INPS contribution of up to 385.71 euros for cars with 6 to 9 seats intended for families with at least four children.
• Bonus for working mothers: Assigns 100 euros tax-free per month to employed and self-employed workers with two or more children.
• “Value for newborns” Fund: Established for those born from 2027, it provides an account in the name of the minor supported by the State with 100 euros per year up to 18 years of age, combined with IRPEF deductions of 19% on voluntary payments.
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Parliamentary process of the 2027 budget maneuver
Very likely · Within months

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