Tighter controls on the citizen’s income. In a note, the INPS concluded on 20 January between the social security agency and the Ministry of Justice (and in particular the Penitentiary Office) that “in full compliance with legislation on privacy, the possible prison status of applicants for basic income should be discussed with interoperability systems and structured data exchange methods, before benefits are paid.” monthly and automatic verification”. In short, anyone who applies to an Rdc who is reporting false information can be identified instantly. The protocol will also allow INPS to “automatically order the cancellation and recovery of redundant service in the event of a missing notification”.
Basic income cost 8 billion in 2022
Meanwhile, the INPS Observatory yesterday released new data on the subsidy costing the State $7.99 billion in 2022. In December 2022, there were 1.17 million income or citizenship pension beneficiaries, including 2.48 million people and an average of 549 euros spent at the national level. The target audience of citizens’ income and pension recipients consists of 2.20 million Italian citizens, 201,000 non-EU citizens with EU residence permits, 84,000 European citizens, 3,600 family members of previous categories or international protection holders.
Check amount increased
Beneficiaries decreased compared to last year. In 2019, there were 1.1 million households benefiting from at least one month’s income or citizenship pension, with a total of 2.7 million included. 1.6 million people attended in 2020, a total of 3.7 million people. The numbers got even higher in 2021: In fact, almost 1.8 million benefited from at least one month’s salary, with just under 4 million people in total. In 2022, 1.68 million families received at least one month’s subsidy for the more than 3.6 million people involved. Therefore, there was a decrease in terms of claims compared to the previous year, but the monthly average paid amount increased over time, rising from 492 Euros in 2019 to 551 Euros in 2022.
Source: Today IT
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