The Meloni government decided: Enough of the so-called super bonus of 110%. Despite the initial approval of the European directive on greenhouses, which will mandate energy efficiency studies of at least 1.8 million Italian buildings by 2030, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti has actually closed on the extension of the incentives.
Goodbye 110% super bonus
Currently the government has blocked credit transfer and discount on invoice for all building bonuses and reduced the super bonus to 90%. According to the owner of Via XX Settembre, the executive “had to urgently intervene to secure government accounts, because the mechanism generated $120 billion in overdue debt”. Currently, 110% discount can be used for those who present the appropriate documents in 2022, until March 31, 2023 for villas, until the end of 2023 for condominiums and building cooperatives, transfer or discount if it is official in 2022. .
However, Giorgetti continued that the government “is open to discussion for a second sustainable phase of the credit transfer mechanism”. The execution then results in an extension for the villas until 30 June if the works are already at an advanced stage. And then consider the release of loans for compensation.
Construction sites in chaos
Meanwhile, the news, which plunged Italian construction sites into chaos between the loans accumulating in the tax drawers of the banks and the companies that could not or did not want to fulfill their commitments, also put the citizens who started to work from home into a difficult situation. There are those who pay 200 thousand euros to work on a house worth 50, those who pay in advance without the possibility of getting the money back, or there are companies that stop the loan transfer and discount after the approval of the decree. on the bill, they asked the condominium or landlords to withdraw thousands of euros from one day to the next. Enormous problems, not forgetting the thousands of slowdowns and construction site blockages that have occurred across Italy in recent months.
Source: Today IT
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