clearer rules are being studied – Corriere.it

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A measure that works very well and that we are committed to extend to 2023. So, the Super bonus 110% will go on. This was assured by the Deputy Minister of the Economy Laura Castelli underlining, to avoid false alarms, that the Sostegni decree just approved in the Senate does not intervene in any way on the measure dear to the Five Stars, nor on the assignment of credit. Indeed, it confirms the commitment to extend it until 2023.

And also the Minister of Ecological Transition Roberto Cingolani convinced of the goodness of the tax relief for the energy and seismic adaptation of homes, a fundamental, extraordinary but important measure to accelerate energy efficiency but recognizes, he says, also recognizes that something needs to be changed to make it simpler and therefore more usable . There were some initial problems because some bureaucratic complications discouraged many from using it – he reflects -, but we are analyzing the problems to be mitigated or eliminated in order to encourage everyone to use it. Clearer rules are needed, says Cingolani: the Superbonus must be an accelerator not a generator of problems.


And Confedilizia reveals that precisely because of the cumbersome procedures, only 0.1% of condominiums have so far started work through the Superbonus, while acknowledging the step forward made with a law decree just published in Official Gazette which extends the measure for condominiums to the whole of 2022 without the previous conditions. still a low figure – says the president Giorgio Spaziani Testa – which must convince on the one hand to move the duration forward as soon as possible, but on the other hand to introduce some changes, such as the inclusion of other beneficiaries, and solving the problem of controls that can reach monstrous durations of up to 13 years : necessary interventions otherwise the Superbonus will never take off. Changes also invoked by Forza Italia which asks to include them in the next Simplifications decree.

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