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Decree of Fare 2, everything you need to know

Two days after the publication in the Official Gazette of the Fare 1 Decree, the government is back to work on the second edition of the measure - Planned interventions on business credit, industrial innovation, compensations, electricity bills, reconversion of sites at environmental risk and tracking system some waste

Decree of Fare 2, everything you need to know

Decree of doing, second act. With the end of the summer break, the Minister of Economic Development Flavio Zanonato returns to work on the text. A restart that arrives, curiously, 48 hours after the publication in the Official Gazette of the first Decree of doing, at the conclusion of its approval and conversion process, exactly two months after the launch of the provision in the Council of Ministers. A long journey, which in reality has yet to end, given that in its almost one hundred articles - between construction and PA - there are not a few provisions that require further implementing decrees.

The Dl fare 2, on the other hand, is still on the high seas. This time, according to rumors, we should talk about businesses and energy. But let's go in order. Here is the list of key points that the provision should address. The voices from the Palace seem to be quite detailed, a signal that – perhaps – the conditional could turn towards the indicative.

  • Companies:
    The executive would like to facilitate companies' access to credit also through non-banking channels, helping them to issue bonds and extend the compensations both between commercial debts and credits and between tax debts and credits.

  • Industry:
    Perhaps the activation of a fund for sustainable growth with specific financing in synergy with the European Investment Bank is at stake. The goal is to support research and development projects.

  • Compensation:
    The proposal is to raise the compensation threshold beyond 700 thousand euros, further raising the bar after the decree on public administration debts. The measure should cover both trade payables and receivables and tax payables and receivables

  • Energy:
    The ultimate goal is to lower the cost of electricity, through an intervention on the charges in the bill to support renewables. A solution that necessarily involves a review of the incentives, the weight of which would be diluted over the years, with coverage deriving from the issue of bonds.

  • Environment:
    Incentives for the conversion and reindustrialization of sites at environmental risk

  • Waste Management:
    Perhaps the reform of Sistri, the waste traceability control system, awaited by the business world, in particular Confindustria, is on its way. According to the operators, the system, born in 2009, is expensive, cumbersome and difficult to apply.

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