Italy's League Says Banks Should Contribute up to €3 Bln to State Budget in 2027
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The League, which is part of the government coalition, would like to see Italian banks contribute up to 3 billion euros to finance next year's budget. However, the initiative, which envisages tax cuts and spending increases, has already caused tension within the coalition. We will be discussing the future of the banking sector in depth at Portfolio's Future of Finance conference on September 23, so come and join us for this professional event!
On the one hand, the League is pressing to tax the extra profits of credit institutions. The contribution of the credit institutions "must be definitive and structural" urges the Legist vice-premier and secretary Matteo Salvini. "Also in majority - he stresses - there is someone who tries to slow down instead of accelerate" . On the other hand, Forza Italia makes a wall against this hypothesis and refers to a possible dialogue with companies in …
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The banks in Italy should contribute up to €3 billion to next year's budget, to help the Government finance tax cuts and spending increases, transmitted Tuesday the League, the ruling party in the Executive led by Giorgia Meloni.
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