Irpef, young people, VAT numbers, the elderly and banks: all the news of the maneuver

The Italian government approved a budget plan totaling 26 billion euros, focusing on tax cuts for middle-income earners and financial sector contributions. Key measures include a 10-point reduction in income tax for those earning between 50,000 and 55,000 euros, funded largely by banks and insurance companies. Additional provisions target young workers, families, and seniors, including a one-time healthcare voucher for the elderly. Infrastructure investments will enhance safety and efficiency in transport and energy efficiency in public facilities. Many tax measures are set to expire at the end of 2027, leaving future governments to decide on their renewal.