Overview
- Palazzo Chigi said the two-hour majority meeting was constructive and set a concluding session for next week to refine a limited package.
- The Economy Ministry called reports of budget modifications unfounded, stressing that there are no formal changes to the manoeuvre at this stage.
- Options under discussion on short-term rentals include a reduced 21% flat tax with property thresholds, with an alternative formula weighing 21% on the first unit and 26% on the second and third, and business treatment from the fourth.
- Flagship proposals in Parliament range from the League’s €877 million 2026–2030 social-housing plan to Fratelli d’Italia’s expanded building amnesties reaching back to 1985 and Forza Italia’s push to extend home-renovation deductions to 2028 and introduce a €1,500 parochial school voucher.
- Parties are also weighing tax trade-offs such as a further IRAP rise for large banks, revisions to the dividend regime and measures on gold investments, while tensions persist over the League’s bid to cut the Rai licence fee that Forza Italia opposes.