Final touches at Palazzo Chigi on the Stability Law, which will be approved today in the Council of Ministers. The first figures and the underlying philosophy of the measure emerge from government sources.
The package of measures is valid overall between 27 and 30 billion: a difference that depends on whether or not the request made in Brussels to use an extra 0,2% of the agreement space for the migrants clause is accepted.
As for the measures, the most awaited is certainly the cancellation of Tasi and Imu on the first house. Among the latest news is that relating to cash: the threshold beyond which their use is prohibited should rise from one thousand to 3 thousand euros.
Furthermore, the hypothesis of the part time for the over 63s. This would be a possible solution to include in the Stability law a sort of output flexibility that mitigates the Fornero law. The cost would be almost entirely borne by the companies and for the State it would be around 100 million a year. The hypothesis is still being examined by the technicians in view of today's Council of Ministers.
To prolong also the female option instead, a total dowry of 2,5 billion would be needed in three years. With the maneuver will also come the seventh safeguard for the exodus, although it may not 'cover' all the estimated audience.
