Parliament, obsolete land register, now reform

(ANSA) - ROME, FEBRUARY 20 - Given the "obsolescence of the cadastral appraisal system" we must first create a "cassettofiscale" of the buildings, to simplify and align the platforms, and then proceed to a "cadastral reform" that leads to "greater equity" while keeping "the overall tax levy unchanged". This is the address expressed by the supervisory commission on the Tax Registry, which unanimously voted on the final document of the fact-finding survey for the "reform of real estate taxation". Other suggestions contained in the document range from the extension of the dry coupon on rents to all types of contracts and shops, to the pre-filled IMU, to the stop of taxes on vacant properties. It is also asked to reduce the registration tax for transfers of second homes or to luxury homes and to stabilize the various existing bonuses to promote urban regeneration, also by focusing on specific incentives.