
Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani reiterated to Mattino Cinque that for Forza Italia the tax on extra profits is not contemplated, instead proposing a voluntary contribution from the financial sector in view of the measure.
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The declarations come in view of the preparation of the new financial maneuver in Italy.
"We will negotiate, we will talk, we will see what things to do, we will see how to find the resources.
There is talk of an intervention by the financial world, it is clear that for Forza Italia there is no possibility of a tax on extra profits." The deputy prime minister and secretary of Forza Italia Antonio Tajani said this on Mattino Cinque on Canale5 in view of the preparation of the maneuver.
"For Forza Italia it is essential that there is an agreed choice and not an imposed choice, because when you start putting taxes you know where you start and you don't know where you end up", he added. "I propose a strong, concrete dialogue with the entire financial world and with those sectors that can make a voluntary contribution", he underlined. "Great caution is needed and Forza Italia will be very cautious."

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