Extend option and Quota 103 women until 2026. The league and Forza Italia requested it with several amendments maneuver. The League, with an amendment first signed by Murelli, proposes to expand the right to early retirement treatment for female workers who have completed the requirements (minimum contributory senior of 35 years and minimum age of 61 years, reduced by one year for each child up to a maximum of two years and included in certain protected categories) no later than December 31, 2025. For school sector staff and Afam, the deadline for submitting applications for termination of service in effect from the beginning of the school year or academic year has been extended to February 28, 2026. To cover these efforts, estimated a total of 263.9 million people from 2026 to 2032, the Social Fund’s resources for employment and training are mentioned. Forza Italia, with amendments from Senator Maurizio Gasparri, also proposed an extension. The league, with an amendment also first signed by Murelli, also requested an extension of Quota 103, also extended to “2026”. The costs are expected to total 467 million in the three-year period 2026-28, with amendments to include the use of the Social Fund for employment and training. A similar extension of Quota 103 was also requested by Forza Italia, with an amendment submitted by Senator Maurizio Gasparri.
Throw away, proposal
Expands scrapping quinquies to taxpayers who lose scrapping quinquiries for which they have received an assessment.
This is one of two proposals aimed at expanding the audience of the new facilitated definition introduced by the maneuver and is among the reported proposals. The second change will cover taxpayers who have received an assessment letter and have legally reported their taxes. According to League sources, these further changes will depend on better specifications.
Amendment
The League intervened on article 23 with two different amendments. The first amendment, which was first signed by Romeo – which provides lower coverage (365 million compared to another 580) and which must be included among those reported – changes the write-off in several points: it also restores confirmed taxpayers who on September 30, 2025 had forfeited the quarter write-off; reducing interest from 4% to 2% for those who choose to pay in installments. It is also envisaged that it will not be forfeited again if the payment of the last installment fails or is insufficient: in this case the debtor receives two payment reminders and, in case of non-compliance, the collection agency proceeds to recover it using the usual methods. Finally, the amendment also intervenes in the elimination of quarters, stating that they will be forfeited due to “failure or insufficient or late payment of two installments”, even non-consecutive ones (excluding the last) and not just one installment as required by the current law. The second amendment, which should not have been among those reported, in fact does not appear to apply to anyone, as it excludes those confirmed to have submitted declarations, who are already effectively excluded from the law of maneuver. And this is why the specifications will be better.
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