A number of amendments have been
presented to the government's Superbonus decree from parties
across the political spectrum for tax deductions related to the
scheme for energy-efficiency building renovations to be spread
over 10 or 15 years, rather than four at the moment.
The amendments, presented by the League and Forza Italia, both
part of the ruling coalition, and the opposition Democratic
Party (PD), 5-Star Movement (M5S), Green-Left Alliance (AVS) and
Italia Viva (IV) groups, regard spending for work done in 2023.
The Superbonus programme, introduced by a previous government
headed by M5S leader Giuseppe Conte in 2020, covered 110% of the
cost of certain renovations.
It has cost the State many times more than initially forecast.
As of 31 March, the total burden borne by the state for the
Superbonus exceeds 122 billion euro, according to the latest
monthly data.
The scheme has been significantly curtailed by the current
government but the cost keeps growing.
Among other things, the government ended the so-called
'invoice-discount' ('sconto in fatture') system under which
people could use credits from the State to pay for the
renovations.
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