110% bonus: who checked? Dear government, do you want to prevent the Italians from chasing you with pitchforks?
Let's go back quickly to point out two important elements relating to 110% incentives, which have not been considered so far.
First of all, who controlled, for the banking system, the securitization of the credits transferred to the system itself, allowing for a certain number of irregular practices? I would like to point out that one of the most used platforms for this purpose was implemented by Ernst & Young . The consultancy firm is known for having supervised so well in the past, as in the case of Wirecard , where it managed to get several hundred million euros in cash slipping out from under its nose. With such control you could sleep peacefully, indeed to say that if the scams with the superbonus were only 3% it is because the Italians are, after all, honest.
So a second observation: the truth transpires, little by little. in a moment of necessary sincerity, the Minister of Economic Development Giorgetti admitted that the obstacles to the Superbonus are not linked to the inflationary push that this could cause. Let's hear his words:
“But now we are drugging a sector where the supply of businesses and labor is limited. We are raising prices and contributing to inflation ”.
The observation is not strange and has been noted as real by several private individuals who have tried to take advantage: among a few companies and scarce materials, the costs to use the superbonus have skyrocketed. But one of the main causes is precisely the fact that the times to use it are limited. The cure is not to make it so complex as to be useless, but to spread it over time, to limit its use over several years, so as not to create punctual excesses of demand, but favoring an efficient growth of supply. In this way, Italians are allowed to renovate their homes, making them safer and "Green" as the Commission wants, which indeed wants to impose this type of renovation on the skin, and on the wallets of Italian citizens. The pressure to have all the houses in class A or B will force 79% of Italian citizens, homeowners, to spend tens of thousands of euros on renovations. Money they may not have. If the government wants to avoid being chased by Italians armed with pitchforks, it either vetoes unreasonable requests from the commission or spreads a 110% super bonus, perhaps spread over several years.
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