Bernardo Bertolucci, Giuseppe Tornatore, Roberto Benigni and Paolo Sorrentino: four Oscar-winning directors were received today at Palazzo Chigi by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to discuss, in the presence of Culture Minister Dario Franceschini, a new law on cinema, promoted by the senator of the Democratic Party Rosa Maria Di Giorgi and which is being discussed in today's Council of Ministers.
In fact, the CDM will give the green light to the reform which will introduce a series of innovations also at a fiscal level and for investments in the film sector, drawing inspiration from French legislation and receiving the ok from the directors' representative.
But cinema is not the central theme of the CDM, which instead has interventions on self-employment and on the agenda fight against poverty, while the discussion on banks and non-performing loans has been postponed until next week.
On the poverty front, they are in everything Approximately 800 million resources allocated for 4 million poor people, about 200 euros on average per capita: 600 million will come from Sia, the support for active inclusion, which thus becomes structural and 200 million from Asdi, the check that comes after Naspi (New Social Insurance for Employment). Since 2017, the resources for the poverty plan have risen on the basis of the stability law to 1 billion structural.
As far as the autonomous, on the other hand, there is the possibility of deducting training expenses up to 10 euros a year. In case of maternity, self-employed women will no longer be forced to suspend their work completely during the 5 months of maternity leave envisaged From law. For the disease than two months, the payment of social security contributions can be suspended for up to two years, while there will be an incentive to agile work and clarifications on insurance benefits for businesses and workers. According to the CGIA, the VAT numbers affected by the new statute for self-employed workers who should be fired today are around 220 thousand, less than 6% of the total.
