News coming for supplementary pensions: the taxation of pension funds for this year will go from 11 to 11,5%. This is foreseen by an amendment presented by the rapporteurs to the Irpef decree.
The proposed modification reformulates some corrections presented in article 3 of the provision and will serve in 2014 as a cover for the sterilization of the increase from 20 to 26% of the taxation of financial income with regard to the privatized social security funds. The operation takes place through a tax credit for the difference in taxation between 26% and 20% for the period July-December 2014.
Meanwhile, the Conference of Montecitorio group leaders has established that the decree will arrive in the Chamber in the Chamber on June 12, while the ok of the Senate Budget and Finance commissions has been postponed to 10 next Tuesday. The stalemate in the works (which should have been closed yesterday) is linked to the negotiation on the enlargement of the Irpef bonus and the Irap cut.
According to parliamentary sources, the hitch would be in the Ncd's request to widen the range of the Irpef bonus to single-income families with 3 children and to make the Irap cut, now at 10%, more incisive. Although the government has repeatedly shown itself available on the first point, political agreement has not yet been reached.
In parallel there is still talk of Tasi. The government could already launch today in the CDM (or at the latest on Tuesday morning) the postponement of the payment of the first installment to October in the Municipalities that have not yet approved the rate. The decree would be necessary to bring the rule into force immediately, which would then have to be translated into an amendment to be included in the personal income tax decree.
