An agenda presented by Nicola Fratoianni (SI) passes in the Chamber of Deputies, which commits the government to evaluate the opportunity to introduce a "next generation tax, which would affect the assets of individuals only if they exceed five hundred thousand euros". The text obtained the favorable opinion of the government which asked for a reformulation and therefore was adopted by the Chamber of Montecitorio without being put to the vote.
The funds - we read - are used "to find resources to combat early school leaving".
The measure, if applied, would bring an estimated revenue of ten billion. The assets involved would be those exceeding five hundred thousand euros, obtained considering the complex, in Italy and abroad, of real estate properties (valued on the basis of cadastral values, not those - much higher - market), financial investments, bank stocks and luxury movable property and, at the same time, the elimination of any further form of taxation of such assets (Imu, taxes on current accounts and securities deposits, stamp duty).
"The introduction of the next generation tax - reads the text of the odg - would affect the assets of individuals only if they exceed five hundred thousand euros, obtained considering the complex, in Italy and abroad, of real estate properties (valued on the basis of cadastral values, not those - much higher - market), financial investments, bank stocks and luxury movable property and, at the same time, the elimination of any further form of taxation of these assets (IMU, taxes on current accounts and securities deposits, stamp duties) would lead to an estimated revenue of ten billion euros".
The government is therefore committed to evaluating the opportunity - provides for the new reformulation of the text - to "find resources to combat early school leaving implicit and explicit to adopt, in the next useful measure, a next generation tax to ensure all children and young people residing in Italy to be able to educate, from kindergarten to university, completely free of charge".
During the opinions on the document, the government representative asked Nicola Fratoianni, who accepted, to insert the formula "to evaluate the opportunity to..." compared to the undertaking initially proposed by the complainer of the act. The agenda has therefore been adopted.
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