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Budget manoeuvre: skip the penal shield for tax crimes. The government gives in, the opposition rejoices

Prime Minister Meloni unlocks the impasse on the Budget Maneuver by dropping Forza Italia's amendment on the criminal amnesty for tax crimes - Tomorrow the Maneuver in the Montecitorio hall and the vote of confidence on Friday

Budget manoeuvre: skip the penal shield for tax crimes. The government gives in, the opposition rejoices

Nothing more criminal shield for tax evaders. It is the biggest news released in the last frantic hours by the Budget Commission of the Camera which is examining in forced stages the Maneuver 2023 which will land tomorrow in the Montecitorio hall and will vote for confidence on Friday with the aim of a definitive parliamentary approval by the end of the year in order to avoid the provisional budget exercise.

NO CRIMINAL SHIELD ON TAX OFFENSES AND THE OPPOSITIONS SING VICTORY

Le opposition they rejoice and consider it their victory to have forced the Government to give up on the penal shield for tax evaders, against whom parliamentary obstructionism was threatened which would have jeopardized the approval of the entire budget maneuver within the year. “Vittoria” celebrates the leader of the Democratic Party, Debora Serracchiani, who is joined by the leader of the Five Stars, Giuseppe Conte who comments: “Great victory over the kit of the sneaky evasion. But we will be vigilant."

The penal amnesty of some tax crimes related to unfaithful declaration or omitted tax return or even to non-payment of taxes will not exist despite the forcing of Forza Italia. They were Prime Minister Giorgia Melons and the Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti to exclude the penal amnesty of tax crimes to prevent the obstructionism of the oppositions from blowing up everything and preventing the Maneuver from going through on schedule.

BUDGET MANEUVER: PSYCHOLOGIST BONUS AND BANKS CONTRIBUTION FOR POS

Beyond the stop to the penal shield on tax crimes, the latest measures of the Budget Commission record, among the novelties, the extension of the psychologist bonus and the solidarity contribution paid by the banks to reduce the costs of commissions on Pos paid for by small traders. Starting next year, banks will have to pay a contribution equal to 50% of the profits from commissions and income for transactions up to 30 euros, even if some application methods remain to be defined.

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