Rome, 11 Nov. (LaPresse) – “Over the next few days, I will be explaining, through a series of short videos, the main measures contained in the budget bill and the tangible benefits for citizens, families and businesses.” This was announced on social media by the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni. The first video published by the Prime Minister focuses on car tax. “Others had promised to scrap it. We have abolished it for the vast majority of citizens,” wrote the Prime Minister, posing the provocative question: “How many parties in Italy have promised to abolish the car tax? In 2016, Renzi announced it; in 2019, Di Maio described it as a detestable tax that needed to be scrapped. The list goes on. The difference is that they promised it and we have done it.” “From 2027, road tax will no longer be payable on the first car owned with an engine capacity of up to 80 kW,” Meloni explains, “that is, on the vast majority of cars you see parked outside people’s homes, which are used by families in town. And road tax is also abolished on motorbikes, with no engine capacity limits.”
Budget: Meloni launches a series of social media videos on the measures, with the first video focusing on stamp duty
Rome, 11 Nov. (LaPresse) – “Over the next few days, I will be explaining, through a series of short videos, the main measures contained in the budget bill and the tangible benefits for citizens, families and businesses.” This was announced on social media by the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni. The first video published by the Prime Minister focuses on car tax. “Others had promised to scrap it. We have abolished it for the vast majority of citizens,” wrote the Prime Minister, posing the provocative question: “How many parties in Italy have promised to abolish the car tax? In 2016, Renzi announced it; in 2019, Di Maio described it as a detestable tax that needed to be scrapped. The list goes on. The difference is that they promised it and we have done it.” “From 2027, road tax will no longer be payable on the first car owned with an engine capacity of up to 80 kW,” Meloni explains, “that is, on the vast majority of cars you see parked outside people’s homes, which are used by families in town. And road tax is also abolished on motorbikes, with no engine capacity limits.”