At 31 August 2023, investments eligible for deduction for the 110% Superbonus rose to 85 billion euros, out of a total of investments (including sums not eligible for deduction) of 86.3 billion. This was announced by Enea with a statement. The deductions accrued for completed works, a burden borne by the State, amounted to 76.1 billion.
With the super ecobonus 110%, 839 thousand euros were admitted to the deduction for six castles open to the public in Italy out of a total of 1.69 million investments in renovations for these castles. This is what emerges from an Enea statement that clarifies that for the works already carried out in these castles over 725 thousand euros have already been admitted to deduction. Three of the castles for which work has been admitted are in Piedmont, one in Basilicata, one in Lazio and one in Lombardy.
Investments allowed for deduction, in detail
The total investments for completed works admitted to deduction is equal to 69.6 billion while the deductions accrued for the completed works is equal to 76.138 billion, a burden borne by the State. The number of buildings involved is 425,351. The condominiums involved are 73,837 for 47.2 billion of investments, 46.9 of which admitted to deduction. For the works carried out admitted to deduction the amount is almost 34.7 billion. The single-family buildings involved in the request for superbonus were 236,473 for 27.77 billion of investments and 26.99 billion admitted to deduction (24.56 realized). The functionally independent units involved were 115,035 for 11.3 billion of investments (11.1 admitted to deduction, 10.36 for works already carried out). The castles open to the public involved were 6 for 1.69 billion of investments and 839 million admitted to deduction (725 million of work carried out). The average amount was 639,830 euros for condominiums 117,439 euros for single-family buildings, 98,493 euros for functionally independent buildings and 281,586 for castles. In Lombardy alone, the burden on the State for all buildings was 14.37 billion
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