Overview
- Deputies approved the bill 216–126 after a prior confidence vote passed 219–125, completing parliamentary passage.
- The roughly €22 billion plan cuts the second IRPEF bracket to 33% up to €50,000, allocates about €3.5 billion to industry, and funds targeted family and social measures.
- The law phases the life‑expectancy pension adjustment to one extra month in 2027 and two in 2028, as the Chamber backed a Lega order urging the government to reconsider or suspend the increase.
- The government accepted several reworked orders of the day, including evaluating a youth flat tax, a possible return of the incremental flat tax in 2026, and a Forza Italia push to broaden iperammortamento scope to select non‑EU goods; a proposal to expand ‘Strade sicure’ troops was withdrawn.
- Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called it a serious, responsible budget focused on families, work, firms and health, while opposition parties condemned the substance and the expedited procedure.