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(ANSA) – ROME, NOV 28 – The government is doing everything
possible to ensure that the revised European Stability and
Growth Pact under negotiation in Brussels is sustainable and
oriented towards growth, Premier Giorgia Meloni said on Tuesday.
“It would be nice to make the cut in the tax wedge structural,”
Meloni told labour union representatives summoned to Palazzo
Chigi to discuss the 2024 budget bill, referring to the
reduction of income tax for low wage earners.
“However, it is difficult in this precise context when we still
do not know the budget rules for the coming years,” she added.
“I think it can be acknowledged that the government is trying
hard to reach a new Stability and Growth Pact that is
sustainable and oriented more towards growth than stability,”
said the premier.
The European Union is in the process of thrashing out the new
fiscal rules to be applied across all member states.
Italy has been dragging its heels amid concerns that the
budgetary policy set out in the Pact is too strict and does not
allow sufficient room for growth. (ANSA).
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