We will lower taxes on VAT numbers, incompetents and pensioners. To say it is the premier Matteo Renzi, during the live Twitter in which he answered the questions of his followers: "We will continue the work begun with the employees of lowering taxes".
“The State – declared the prime minister – must give something back, for the first time we have lowered taxes. Lowering taxes is right and proper and we do it”.
With regard to the 80 euro bonus, the prime minister specified that "it is not a deduction, but a bonus and when fully operational it will be an intervention on social security contributions". Then Renzi returned the controversies to the sender: "they will arrive after the elections, it is a revolution in conceiving the relationship between the state and citizens, it has nothing to do with the electoral campaign", responding directly to Beppe Grillo's attacks on the Irpef decree: " Millionaire comedians say 80 euros is a joke. If they tried to live on 1200 euros a month, they wouldn't say it".
Finally, the Prime Minister rejected the proposals on the minimum basic income, judged as an instrument not capable of creating new jobs.
