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Giorgetti's maneuver allocates 18 billion euros to boost salaries for those earning up to 40,000 euros, while confirming tax cuts for low-income workers and extending paid parental leave. The plan also includes increased funding for the National Health Service and incentives for permanent job creation. Additionally, 1.6 billion euros is designated for private investment tax credits, alongside measures to support small and medium-sized enterprises.
The 2025 budget law introduces significant measures aimed at reducing the tax burden and supporting lower and middle-income workers and pensioners, with a gross effect of approximately €30 billion in 2025. Key changes include a tax wedge cut, structural IRPEF rate reductions, and increased resources for public administration and healthcare. Additionally, pensions will see full revaluation, and incentives for employment and business investments are confirmed, alongside extended parental leave benefits.
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