Maneuver, the government in reverse on the threshold for the Pos
Imposing a minimum for electronic payments runs counter to the Pnrr. Meloni: "We will find another way not to charge merchants with bank commissions"
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From the manoeuvre, the rule on the Pos should be eliminated. According to government sources, in comparison with the EU Commission in recent weeks it would have emerged that with the envisaged measure there was a risk that some aspects of the rule - with the threshold brought from zero to 60 euros for the obligation to accept electronic payments - contrasted with the Pnrr targets achieved by Italy last year.
With an amendment, the government should replace the article in question, changing the setting and inserting a provision on tax credits.
«The Pos? It is an objective of the Pnrr and therefore we are negotiating it with the EU Commission. If there are no margins, we will invent another way to avoid making merchants pay bank commissions on small payments," said Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
On the subject of pensions, we are moving towards the confirmation of the increase of the minimum to 600 euros for the over 75s (the introduction of the ISEE stake is possible), and until the end we are working for the full indexation of middle class pensions up to 5 times the minimum, as requested by the CISL.
A joint linked to the need to find coverage and, not surprisingly, for days there has been talk of a further tightening of the basic income, from 8 to 7 months in 2023.
The amendments also announce the extension to 31 December of the Cilas for the superbonus (while a solution to the release of credits is being worked on in the Aiuti quater decree and in other measures).
Furthermore, the removal of files up to a thousand euros is postponed by two months, which no longer includes fines and local taxes. Then there is support for local authorities with structural deficits, and VAT reduced by 50% for those who buy energy class A and B homes directly from the builder. (Unioneonline/lf)
