5% contribution on bank profits, flat tax for self-employed workers with revenues up to 100, possibility to retire at 64, more resources for security. But also the hypothesis, launched by the Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti, of an “agreement with entrepreneurs for a flat tax” on “salary increases for young people” up to 30 years old. These are some of the proposals put forward by the League during the two-day event (titled “At your defense – towards the 2027 financial law”) dedicated in Rome to the party’s priorities ahead of the maneuver. A maneuver that for Giorgetti, who defined himself in Cernobbio as a “pragmatic sovereignist,” must be set according to the “principle of realism.” That is: “do everything possible within a principle of reality, otherwise the risks are around the corner”
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Giorgetti: reduced taxation on salary increases for young people
“In the last budget law with great success we implemented a policy where everyone who renewed work contracts was granted a 5% tax with a flat tax. In my opinion, something similar can be done with an agreement between entrepreneurs and employers who invest in young people. So they increase their salaries and on these salary increases the State could apply a reduced tax, a sort of flat tax,” said the Minister of Economy in his speech.
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Salvini: levy on banks is immediately feasible, against high energy costs
When asked if a levy on banks to reduce energy costs is feasible in the short term, Matteo Salvini answers firmly: “Yes.” And at the end of the day he talks about a “structural and definitive contribution,” aimed at the major credit institutions. Shortly before, the leader of the League followed in the front row the speech of Senator Claudio Borghi on the opportunity of a contribution from banks. When Borghi explicitly talks about it from the stage, a strong applause comes from the audience (mostly League executives and administrators and representatives of participated companies). “Is it so wrong to ask banks for 5%? – asks Borghi – Even our friend Sanchez, with whom we disagree on everything, proposes it. It would be a revenue of about 2 billion for a sector that has made 50 billion in profits for three years, we are not talking about expropriations, we are talking about a small contribution,” to be allocated to support families and businesses and to strengthen security. Meanwhile, Giorgetti commented that if there were more “competition” in the banking system, the extra profits of credit institutions “would automatically decrease to the benefit of the community”
League sources: FI’s no to a bank contribution is incomprehensible
Also because, and here Borghi addresses the blue leader Antonio Tajani, “who gets jaundice when he hears about taxes,” without a contribution from banks “the taxes for services aimed at citizens are paid by the citizens themselves.” The pressure is such that League sources define FI’s no to the contribution as “incomprehensible.” All this without excluding a new solidarity contribution on the energy sector’s extra profits, following the one introduced for 2024 (“There was already a law by the Meloni government two years ago – Borghi explains further – It was a ‘one-off’ but it could be proposed again. We need to do the math”).
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