New indiscretions arise in the maneuver. The government intends to tighten basic income. The line, it turned out, was confirmed at the majority summit on the budget law at Palazzo Chigi, in the presence of the group’s leaders, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, Deputy Minister Maurizio Leo and Deputy – Prime Minister Antonio Tajani and Mateus Salvini. The objective that would have been reiterated – AGI found out from parliamentary sources – would be to revoke the minimum income in six months for “employables”.
According to what has been ascertained, there is also a strengthening of controls over the beneficiaries of the citizen’s income. Check, among other things, that those who receive the basic income live in Italy and are entitled to receive it. The tightening of basic income, according to majority parliamentary sources, will serve to reduce the tax burden.
The budget law, according to what has been ascertained, should amount to around 30 billion: in addition to the 21 billion earmarked for energy costing measures for companies and families, it should have five billion for the measures foreseen in the Government program and the remainder to cover expenses.
Source: IL Tempo
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