Maneuver: the hypothesis of an Irpef cut above 50 thousand euros is eliminated. Contribution relief for mothers

For the moment, the hypothesis of a cut in Irpef for incomes above 50 thousand euros has disappeared from the measure. We learn this from majority sources, who explain that the measure currently has no place in the text of the budget bill expected in the council of ministers tomorrow. The idea of ​​an intervention had been frozen in recent weeks, but was then back on track in recent days, with the hypothesis of extending the rate to 33% at least up to 55 thousand euros. This new orientation emerged from last night's majority summit.

Pensions, a fund of almost 1 billion is being maneuvered for exit flexibility

An ad hoc fund, worth just under a billion, to be used with a subsequent provision in January: this would be, according to what we learn from various sources, the agreement reached in the majority to address the issue of exit flexibility for pensions. The measure, therefore, would limit itself to allocating resources for 2027, without going into detail about the declination of the measure.

We are working on the tax relief on thirteenth wages for low incomes

The tax relief on thirteenth wages for low incomes is on the way: according to what majority sources report, at the outcome of the last summit the measure would be among those that will find room for manoeuvre. In addition to the income ceiling, we are still evaluating the rate which could be 15% or 10%.

A 'youth package' is being planned, a 5% flat tax for new hires under 35

A package of tax measures for young people is arriving: in the majority agreement, according to what we learn, there will be space for maneuvering various measures ranging from the mini-Irpef for low-income workers under 30 - the rate is still being defined - to a 5% flat tax which will instead concern newly hired workers under 35. The income ceiling is still being evaluated. Among the new features there would also be an extension of the no tax area for under 25s.

There is a possibility of decontribution for mothers including those with two children

The government is working on measures for working mothers. This year, a contribution relief of 3 thousand euros per year is already foreseen for permanent employees with at least three children. According to what we learn, the executive would like to rationalize the intervention, with an extension of the audience or an increase in benefits. One of the proposals is to extend the tax exemption to those who have at least two children.