Rome, Nov. 14 (LaPresse) – “We cannot afford to spread Superbonus tax credits over 10 years.” This was stated by Confindustria President Emanuele Orsini, speaking at the Small Industry Forum in Rome today. According to Orsini, the measure included in the Budget Law extending Superbonus tax credits over 10 years “becomes a problem”. He referred to companies that told him: “We relied on it.” This could therefore “cripple companies that trusted the State”, Orsini observed. “We have an open and frank dialogue with the government,” he continued, stressing that he has “no political affiliation” but “represents businesses”, with a view to developing “a plan for the country”. The three key priorities should be “growth, education and healthcare”. “These are three strategic directions, a path we can pursue together.” Orsini also stressed the need to maintain investment, renewing his proposal to unlock private savings held in current accounts and pension funds, estimated at around “1.5 trillion euros”.
Budget, Orsini: “We cannot afford to spread Superbonus tax credits over 10 years”

Rome, Nov. 14 (LaPresse) – “We cannot afford to spread Superbonus tax credits over 10 years.” This was stated by Confindustria President Emanuele Orsini, speaking at the Small Industry Forum in Rome today. According to Orsini, the measure included in the Budget Law extending Superbonus tax credits over 10 years “becomes a problem”. He referred to companies that told him: “We relied on it.” This could therefore “cripple companies that trusted the State”, Orsini observed. “We have an open and frank dialogue with the government,” he continued, stressing that he has “no political affiliation” but “represents businesses”, with a view to developing “a plan for the country”. The three key priorities should be “growth, education and healthcare”. “These are three strategic directions, a path we can pursue together.” Orsini also stressed the need to maintain investment, renewing his proposal to unlock private savings held in current accounts and pension funds, estimated at around “1.5 trillion euros”.
