Maneuver, it is a battle over microtaxes: the government files the increase on company cars

The Deputy Minister for Economic Development, Stefano Buffagni (M5s), invites to improve the norm and also points the finger at "an additional 100 million euros for the ancillary allowances of the ministries' managers", saying "certain that it is a Halloween trick". The Democratic Party, through the deputy secretary Andrea Orlando, let us know that in Parliament the rule will be reformulated according to the degree of pollution of the vehicle and to ensure that it does not unduly burden workers' pockets.

The political leader of the M5s Luigi Di Maio claims theabolition of the superticket, the maintenance of flat rate for VAT numbers, the cedular dry for rentals with a 10% agreed fee. On Share 100, turning to Italia Viva di Renzi which calls for its abolition, reiterates that as long as the 5 Star Movement is in government, the rule will remain intact. The leader of Iv, Matteo Renzi instead, he argues that "steps forward to avoid VAT increases and taxes on mobile phones, diesel and homes" are due to his training. But it does not end here: in the parliamentary debate Italia Viva will commit itself against Sugar and Plastic Tax and, of course, on company cars.

The Pd he replies with a note that does not explicitly mention Renzi, but takes issue with those who, "not only on the right", agitate "an entirely unfounded scarecrow" on the small heavy taxes. The premier Giuseppe Conte moreover, it is said to be open to modifications, provided however that it is found alternative coverages. Therefore he underlines that "many inaccuracies are circulating", and "lies have short legs", attacks the tenant of Palazzo Chigi, claiming that citizens will realize reality by looking at pay slips next year.

This and much more will be discussed in the summit with the unions convened at Palazzo Chigi for Monday. The workers' representatives, however, already make it clear that they do not appreciate the mini-evaluation of the pensions, which is called "an almsgiving".