The definitive goal is approaching for the Statute of companies. In fact, the Senate floor approved the bill, with changes, however, compared to the text already approved by the Chamber, and so the rules for the protection of the freedom of enterprise are now being examined by Montecitorio where the procedure for the yes definitive should be quick. Simplification of the procedures for starting up business activities with the aim of opening a business activity in just one day; solve the problem of late payments between companies and between companies and the public administration which has always been one of the limits to the development of the sector; facilitations in accessing credit, rewarding planning over guarantees: these are the cornerstones of the Statute.
During the debate in the Chamber, two agendas were also approved: the first commits the government to suspend taxation for those who denounce racketeering; the second concerns delayed payments by the public administration and commits the government "to assess that the certified credits claimed by the companies against the municipality, the province and the region where the registered office is located, if not collected, can be compensated, even partially , in the tax period following that of late payment”.
The satisfaction of Raffaello Vignali (Pdl), vice president of the Productive Activities commission of the Chamber and adviser to Minister Romani for SMEs, as well as drafter and first signatory of the Statute of Companies, is legitimate. ”Now the last passage, which will be very fast, in the Chamber, will no longer modify the text. Once the Statute has been approved, Italy will be the first country to make the content of the European Small Business Act the norm”.
