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Italy's 2027 budget: tax cuts and pension adjustments
Italy's Council of Ministers approved a 26 billion euro budget for 2027, introducing tax cuts and pension adjustments.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 31 October 2026.
The story so far as of 31 October 2026
On 28 October, Italy's Council of Ministers approved the 2027 budget, valued at 26 billion euros, which included a flat tax for new hires under 35 and a reduction in the IRPEF tax rate for incomes up to 55,000 euros. The budget allocated nearly 1 billion euros for various initiatives. On 31 October, the budget bill was sent to Parliament, introducing a temporary cut to the IRPEF tax for 2027 and reducing pension adjustment rates for medium to high earners, targeting expatriated wealth exceeding 800,000 euros.
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Coverage, day by day
- Regulation
Italy's Budget Cuts Pension Adjustments, Targets Wealth
Impact Public-sector employees and retirees face reduced pension adjustments, affecting disposable income.
Sources: La Stampa ↗, Quotidiano Net ↗, La Repubblica ↗
- Regulation
Italy approves 26 billion euro 2027 budget
Impact Taxpayers and businesses benefit from reduced tax rates and incentives, potentially boosting consumer spending and economic activity.
Sources: Fonte Ufficiale ↗, Virgilio Notizie ↗
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