Three measures approved by the Chamber all at once. From the Montecitorio assembly came the green light to the text that combines the late July decree law and the two from August: 162 yes, 108 no, and 5 abstentions. Now the passage to the Senate is expected for conversion into law, which must arrive by September 27.
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The text is practically identical to that of the three measures. In the assembly, moreover, no amendments were approved. The only ones had come earlier, in the Montecitorio Finance Committee. Regarding the repayment of public funds by the commissioners of the Ilva Group and the Acciaierie d’Italia Group in extraordinary administration, it is established that such repayment must take place “in pre-deduction” and “with priority over any other credit towards the respective extraordinary administration procedures”.
In detail, the rule provides that the repayment of public funds to the State is prioritized “over any other credit towards the same procedures, whether pre-deductible or insolvency-related, including those secured by pledge, mortgage or other legitimate cause of preference”, expressly derogating from the ordinary discipline of pre-deductible credits provided by the Business Crisis and Insolvency Code.
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The only exception is made for labor credits which, therefore, will continue to be satisfied before the repayment to the State of public funds. Furthermore, exemption from criminal, administrative and civil liability is confirmed for the conduct carried out by the commissioners in implementing the Environmental Plan. The latest news on ex Ilva concerns the Aia (integrated environmental authorization): it is established, in fact, that plants declared of national strategic interest “are subject to Aia at the state level” and, therefore, not regional.
Tax advance to energy companies
To contribute to the economic coverage of the excise cut, the Government asks for the collaboration of large energy companies. This is not a tax on extra profits, but a 39% tax advance on the profits of companies with revenues exceeding 20 billion, whose distribution was decided in the 2025 fiscal year.
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