Budget Law 2024 Published in Official Journal: measures for workers, businesses and families

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The Italian government has introduced various measures to benefit workers, businesses, and families. Key highlights include:

Reduced social security contributions for dependent workers, with exemptions for monthly salaries up to u20ac2,692 and u20ac1,923.
Tax exemption for Fringe Benefits, including a maximum of u20ac2,000 for workers with dependent children and u20ac1,000 for other dependent workers.
Reduced taxation on performance-based bonuses, with a 5% rate and a revenue threshold of u20ac3,000 for private sector workers.
Special treatment for workers in the tourism, hotel, and thermal sector, including a 15% bonus for night work and overtime.
Continued allowance for former military personnel of the Italian Red Cross and other employees who have worked in similar roles.
Funding for the renewal of collective labor agreements for public administration employees, with a total budget of u20ac3 billion for 2024 and u20ac5 billion from 2025 onwards.

Additionally, the government is taking measures to improve the efficiency of regional and provincial offices of the National Register of Third Sector entities and to prevent tax evasion in the domestic work sector.

Furthermore, the document outlines provisions for old-age pension insurance prior to January 1, 1996, and establishes obligations for public administration contributions and pension increases based on inflation for 2024.

New support is being provided for workers in struggling sectors, including those in the public sector, through measures such as continuation of work beyond the age of 70 for doctors, sanitary workers, and nurses, and special salary integration measures for workers in companies seized and confiscated.