There will be only 16 million euros for low-income exoduses from the Superbonus. This is the allowance granted by the Meloni government to fragile families who saw the government cancel the measure from 110% to 90 and then to 70%. Minister Giorgetti has just signed the ministerial decree, included in the Salva
expenses and approved by Parliament at the end of February. The measure is aimed at single people with incomes below 15 thousand euros and the aid must be requested before October 31. For a couple with an income ceiling of 30 thousand euros, explains La Stampa, which analyzes the decree today, and for those with children, the family quotient applies. In other words, with one child, the income ceiling reaches 37,500 euros, with two children 45,000 euros and with three children 60,000 euros.
The requirements
To access the contribution, a certificate of progress of work (Sal) of at least 60% as of December 31, 2023 is required and subject to the possibility of a discount on the invoice or credit transfer.
And this only applies to transfers made from January 1 to October 31, 2024. As the Turin newspaper points out, you cannot claim more than 30% of the expenses made with your own money. So no compensation
will cover 110% in full. The contribution will be paid by the Revenue Agency based on the requests, which will be classified in chronological order.
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