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Italy’s 2027 budget plan includes at least €5 billion in extra taxes

Italy’s 2027 budget plan includes at least €5 billion in extra taxes

Italy’s 2027 budget plan adds at least €5 billion in taxes, according to an estimate cited in coverage of the measures.

The increases affect cigarettes, gambling and financial trades, while electricity bill charges may also help fund energy support for businesses.

Cigarette prices are due to rise by an average of 25 cents a pack in January and another 15 cents from July.

Taxes paid by gambling operators will rise, and slot machine betting and prize limits will double.

From 2029, some business energy aid will be funded through electricity bill charges, which could add up to €100 per customer.

The Tobin tax on some share trades will double from 2027, with the higher rates expected to raise €1.38 billion a year.

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