The government is considering a significant extension of the Christmas bonus group, a measure that provides for an extraordinary payment of 100 euros. This bonus is intended for employees whose income does not exceed 28,000 euros, and is aimed in particular at families with a spouse and at least one dependent child, as well as single-parent families.
According to sources close to the majority, the intention is to include this extension in the tax decree currently under discussion in the Senate. The amendment proposed by the rapporteur could significantly expand the number of beneficiaries, making the measure more accessible to different categories of workers.
The measure aims to support Italian families in a period of increasing economic difficulty, offering concrete help during the Christmas holidays. This initiative would not only provide financial support to citizens, but could also stimulate spending during the holiday season, contributing to the country’s economic recovery.
The introduction of the Christmas bonus is part of a series of measures aimed at supporting the most vulnerable families and workers. If approved, this measure could alleviate the economic difficulties that many families face, especially in a context marked by inflation and rising living costs. With the political debate still open, attention remains high on how these measures will be implemented and the actual impact they will have on beneficiaries. The situation remains fluid, but the hope is that definitive news on this important measure will be available soon.
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