Italy has approved 29 decrees under the fiscal delegation reform aimed at simplifying taxation, but several key areas remain incomplete due to limited financial resources. The reforms were intended to avoid increasing public spending, primarily relying on funds from the abolished ACE (Economic Growth Support) program. Key unfinished topics include revisions to VAT (IVA), IRAP (Regional Tax on Production), public gambling taxes, and the taxation of financial income. While some adjustments could still be made through corrective decrees beyond the initial deadline of August 29, others would require changes outside the scope of the current fiscal delegation framework.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a balanced overview of the progress and limitations of the fiscal reform, highlighting both achievements and unresolved issues without overtly favoring any political stance. It discusses the constraints imposed by limited funding and the structural challenges of implementing tax




