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BackTagli accise carburanti: il costo per lo Stato
Tagli accise carburanti: il costo per lo Stato
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Tagli accise carburanti: il costo per lo Stato

L'analisi dei Servizi studi di Camera e Senato sul decreto legge 153 del 26 agosto 2026

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I tagli alle accise sui carburanti attuati dal governo Meloni tra marzo e settembre hanno comportato un costo di oltre 2 miliardi di euro per lo Stato, coperti tramite accisa mobile, tagli ai ministeri e anticipi fiscali sulle società energetiche.

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Il governo Meloni ha implementato tagli alle accise sui carburanti tra il 19 marzo e il 10 settembre. La misura è stata analizzata nel decreto legge 153 del 26 agosto 2026.

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I tagli delle accise sui carburanti, decisi dal governo Meloni dal 19 marzo fino al 10 settembre, sono costati allo Stato 2 miliardi e 74,5 milioni di euro. Lo rivelano i Servizi studi di Camera e Senato, in una analisi dell'ultimo decreto legge sui carburanti, il 153 del 26 agosto del 2026.

Di questa cifra, 689,2 milioni sono venuti dal meccanismo dell'accisa mobile. Gli altri sono venuti da tagli ai ministeri e da anticipi sulle tasse delle società energetiche.

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