
The record Superenalotto win of over 223 million euros in the province of Lecco generates an immediate revenue of 44.6 million for the Treasury thanks to the 20% tax on winnings, a sum that could extend the cut in excise duties on fuel by four days pending Eurostat's ruling on Italian accounts.
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The article discusses the record Superenalotto win of over 223 million euros in the province of Lecco and its financial implications for the Italian state through the 20% tax on winnings.
The 6th in the Superenalotto hit on Friday in the province of Lecco for over 223 million euros also makes the State and beyond smile. The tax on luck applied on Superenalotto winnings guarantees the Treasury an immediate 20% revenue which, on balance, for the second ever winning of the game, is equal to 44.6 million euros. An unexpected income which, if desired, could help the Government itself in the continuous pursuit of easing the cost of fuel for Italian motorists.
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In fact, with over 44.6 million, perhaps another four days of diesel discount could be earned, thus bringing the expiration of the "excise tax cut" from Thursday 17th to Monday 21st September, just on the eve of the long-awaited pronouncement from Eurostat and Brussels on the state of the Italian accounts and whether or not the infringement procedure will be exited. Four more days which could be useful to better define the repeatedly announced targeted aid for all those taxpayers who cannot, for work reasons or for the activity they carry out, give up the use of four or two wheels.
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The Government could use part of the 44.6 million euros from the Treasury to extend the cut in excise duties on fuel for a few days
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