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Forza Italia and League Vow to Block 26% Tax on Short‑Term Rentals in Italy’s Budget Draft

The Treasury’s proposal remains in a non‑final text under negotiation at the Economy Ministry before Senate review.

Overview

  • A first budget draft raises the flat tax on short‑term rentals from 21% to 26% and applies it even to a single property.
  • Antonio Tajani reaffirmed that Forza Italia will not vote for the increase and is pressing Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti to change the measure.
  • The League also opposes the hike, with party figures signaling they will push to rewrite the provision and protect small owners through amendments.
  • Industry groups warn the change would shrink listings and lift prices, and Aigab estimates an average hit of about €1,300 per family on a typical dwelling.
  • Confedilizia criticizes the approach as punitive toward small landlords, while Venice’s mayor says the city will not raise its tourist tax despite potential new leeway.