Also Bankitalia speaks on the theme of 'treasury of 1,6 billion and clearly explains that he does not share the idea of the Renzi executive to allocate the amount for social interventions in favor of the weakest groups.
During a hearing on the Def, the via Nazionale institute explained that the 'treasure' which is "modest" and is due to lower interest expenditure, "is used to accelerate the rebalancing of public finances", thus giving "greater certainty to the path towards rebalancing".
The deputy general manager of Bankitalia, Luigi Federico Signorini, stated that the reduction of Italy's public debt must not be pursued only because Europe requests it but also because "the principles of good administration and the need to put the country in conditions of safety with respect to possible changes in the mood of the markets, which can never be excluded and which hit public finances all the harder the more fragile the starting conditions are".
Bankitalia it also expressed itself on the "simplification and rationalization" of the home tax (unification of Tasi and Imu) explaining that he believes "it is essential that we finally reach a permanent structure, given the high costs of regulatory instability for citizens and for the administrations themselves".
