Discounts and exemptions on Tasi, bonus to young people and stop the fines reduced. The news with the Stability Law – Tiscali

Work continues on parliamentary Stability Law. Now being examined by the eligibility for 3,563 amendments. From tomorrow, provided the votes in committee. The objective is to finish the work by Saturday and arrive in the classroom in the Senate next Monday.

Tasi: changes of rentals fee condordato, separated spouses and children loan – If the architecture of the Tasi is set to remain unchanged, openings from the majority and the government came to some adjustments. There is such bipartisan agreement to introduce a discount (with a cap the rate to 4 per thousand) of IMU and Tasi for those who decide to lease a property with negotiated rents. So how do you know one of the speakers to the bill Magda Zanoni (Pd), working with the possibility to exempt from the payment of the first house on the Tasi also the separate owners of the house left to the former spouse and it is possible that it can be approved also the proposal to exempt second homes dates free loan to first-degree relatives.

Battle limit on cash – will battle on the measures for raising the roof of the cash that many groups (minority Democratic Party, Sel, M5S) would like to bring back a thousand euro and other (League, Fi, Cor) raise even more than ten thousand.

> Aid to South: increase tax bonus purchase furniture young couples – The flagship of the Senate is also focused on the question of South and particularly on maxi-depreciation of investments in capital goods and in contributions for recruitment. But it turns out the two measures would be alternatives. Among the proposals of the majority also the stabilization of the flat rate tax of 10% on rentals, and the increase from 8 to 20 thousand euro of the roof for the tax credit on the purchase of furniture by young couples up to 40 years.

The demands of Mayors: City tax extended to all and stop at discounts of fines –
Senate also came change requests submitted by the Association of Common. The mayors insist in calling for the establishment of a tax on passenger traffic from ports and airports to be allocated to metropolitan cities. They also want to extend to all municipalities, and not only to those tourist, the power to impose a tax. Finally ask to cancel the discount of 30% on contraventions of the highway code paid within 5 working days which had a negative effect on municipal budgets.