(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 18 - The government is aiming to merge
Italy's bottom two personal income (IRPEF) brackets at 23%,
cutting the second lowest from 27%, Economy Undersecretary
Maurizio Leo told SkyTg24 Economia Monday.
"We'll have to see if we can find the resources" in the 2024
budget bill," he told the business channel.
He said it would cost some 14 billion euros to merge the two
rates into a single one and to make a structural cut to the
labour tax wedge, as the government has asso promised. (ANSA).
Govt aiming to merge bottom two IRPEF brackets at 23% -Leo
Will have to see if we can find resources says econ undersec
