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Evasion, crackdown on the use of the Pos and more controls on building bonuses- Corriere.it

A package of measures to facilitate and accelerate the process and operation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. the content of the decree that the Council of Ministers is preparing to launch, while the interventions on energy and expensive bills remain to be defined and will be approved after Easter. The government, therefore, in the home straight with the interventions that should facilitate the achievement of the objectives of the NRP, although yesterday until late in the evening the meetings continued at Palazzo Chigi. The discussion also concerned the package of interventions on the subject of tax evasion, one of the most delicate issues accompanying the Recovery Plan. Specifically, this is the rule that would bring forward to June 30 (instead of January 1, 2023) the deadline for triggering the sanctions against merchants who do not adapt to the use of the Pos, a further measure should encourage the receipt lottery , also awaited the extension of the electronic invoicing obligation for flat-rate payments, more stringent checks on building bonuses and the communication to the Revenue Agency of electronic card payment data. The certainty of the green light for anti-evasion measures will take place, after the meeting between Prime Minister Draghi and the leaders of the center-right Salvini and Tajani, to address the unresolved issues of the delegated tax law. The measures intended for approval in the decree accompanying the NRP should also include interventions for the electrification of ports, the digitization of water networks, as well as incentives for mobility in the public sector. Once the decree has been passed, the government will once again be absorbed by the provision with the new measures to contain fuel and energy prices. Despite the continuous requests for budget variance, the premier and the minister of the Economy plan to make use exclusively of the approximately 5 billion released by the Def, putting them at the service of the decree that by the end of the month will have to renew the discount of 0.30 cents on fuel (the measure confirmed up to 2 May already cost 1 billion). There are also new interventions being studied to mitigate the cost of bills for businesses and families. But the dowry deriving from the Def will also have to be used to refinance the fund for SMEs affected by the war and to allocate it to compensate for the increases in raw materials. The measures with simplifications should arrive from the Ministry of Ecological Transition to accelerate the production of energy from renewable sources.



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