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Tax reform fact-finding survey

Submissions

April 12, 2021

The burden of direct and indirect property taxes has had a significantly negative impact on the value of the nation’s real estate assets, with repercussions on household savings. Assoimmobiliare believes that a reform of the IRPEF must carefully consider real estate taxation in order to preserve and enhance an essential component of national wealth and to enable the built environment to evolve in a sustainable manner, both from a social and environmental perspective, including with a view ...

National recovery and resilience plan

Submissions

February 15, 2021

The real estate industry has long been investing in innovation and sustainability across Italy, offering modern solutions that meet the highest international standards—both in terms of products, such as modern, sustainable, connected buildings integrated into people-friendly environments, and in terms of services, such as social housing, university housing, offices, and much more. To enhance the real estate sector’s capacity to drive economic growth, support for these policies must also ...

August DL

Submissions

September 8, 2020

Revision of the regulations governing public sector leases. Article 69 of the decree-law in question could represent an important opportunity to revitalize the Italian real estate rental market, as it could provide an opportunity to revise the regulations governing public sector leases with a view to aligning this type of lease agreement—as much as possible—with market conditions. Furthermore, with a view to making the government’s efforts in this direction even more effective, it is ...

DL Relaunch

Submissions

May 28, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a severely negative impact on the real estate sector. These impacts have already eroded the value of citizens’ savings invested in the sector, and there is a risk of destabilizing the financial system unless ad hoc measures are taken.

Assoimmobiliare has identified some initial urgent and priority measures that, at low—if not zero—cost to the public finances, on the one hand, provide relief to the real estate sector by reducing costs for operators and, ...

DL Liquidity

Submissions

April 29, 2020

Urgent relief measures for the real estate sector. Due to the dramatic effects of the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential to safeguard and provide relief to businesses facing the most urgent situations by offering tax credits, IMU tax relief, and mortgage payment moratoriums to both tenants and owners of commercial, hospitality, and manufacturing properties in the sectors most affected by crisis containment measures. In summary, there are four proposals, outlined in ...