Tax bills, the Government is thinking about scrapping the fourth.
A deferral for those most in need and discounts on penalties and interest for tax debts accumulated during the Covid emergency: the government is considering an "extraordinary management plan" to help taxpayers who, starting in the coming weeks, will be faced with a deluge of tax bills arriving after the suspension of the first few months of the pandemic.
The measures, including a fourth plan for scrapping loans that could be extended until 2019, should be part of the new framework for relief aid that the government, even before Christmas, considered financing with an adjustment of at least €20 billion, to be requested around mid-January to finance the new final Relief Decree. This option, however, failed to take into account both the ongoing emergency—with several regions at risk of being placed in the red zone, or at least the orange zone, after Epiphany—and the winds of crisis that are sweeping across the yellow-red government.
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