Maneuver, bonus 5.0 being studied until 2029 and vouchers for AI in SMEs

The prudence invoked by the Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti in view of the final draft of the maneuver, also engraved in the pages of the public finance planning document sent by the Government to the Chambers, is an essential premise in outlining the interventions under study for businesses and the industrial sector.

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If the coverage allows it, also considering the competition of the other measures in place (from the new Irpef cut for the middle class to the flat tax on salary increases for young people, from the revaluation of pensions to hiring in healthcare), the deadline for making investments in innovation with the tax benefit of hyper-depreciation will be extended by one year, until 30 September 2029, and a new voucher intended for micro and SMEs engaged in digitalisation processes will debut.

The package of industrial policy proposals, coordinated by the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy (Mimit), also contains more: a Fund to promote an Italian humanoid robotics supply chain through Innovation Agreements, the refinancing of development contracts and the Nuova Sabatini, the extension of the household appliance bonus to 2026 as well. And the restoration of around 200 million euros of the Automotive Fund which had been cut last May to cover the fuel decree: a refinancing for which Mimit had obtained a commitment from the Ministry of Economy.

Almost certainly not everything will be able to cross the finish line of the maneuver. Among the priorities, Minister Adolfo Urso cited the extension of the new Transition 5.0 plan which is based on the hyper-amortization tool, bringing the deadline for the conclusion of investments from 30 September 2028 to 30 September 2029. A request already officially forwarded to Minister Giorgetti. The idea is to guarantee a more stable investment horizon, also considering the fact that the plan actually started six months late, last June.