The 6 in Superenalotto hit on Friday in the province of Lecco for over 223 million euros also makes the State smile and not only. The luck tax applied on Superenalotto winnings guarantees the Treasury an immediate revenue of 20%, which, for the second biggest win ever in the game, amounts to 44.6 million euros. An unexpected income that could, if desired, help the Government itself in the ongoing effort to ease the high fuel costs for Italian motorists.
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Like 4 days of excise cut
With over 44.6 million, in fact, it might be possible to gain perhaps another four days of diesel discount, thus extending the “excise cut” deadline from Thursday 17 to Monday 21 September, right on the eve of the much-anticipated ruling by Eurostat and Brussels on the state of Italian accounts and whether or not to exit the infringement procedure. Four extra days that could be useful to better define the repeatedly announced targeted aid for all those taxpayers who cannot, due to work reasons or the activity they carry out, give up using four or two wheels.
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A specific rule
Of course, there is no automatic mechanism possible in the use of the “luck tax” collected by the State thanks to the win of the Lombard taxpayer, and certainly a ministerial decree along the lines of the mobile excise is not enough. To allocate the new million-euro revenue of the State to support Italian taxpayers, a specific rule would be needed to also please a good part of Italian motorists ready to thank the lucky citizen of Oggiono (Lc) who from today will certainly no longer have problems filling up, whether diesel or gasoline.
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