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Italy confirms renovation and furniture tax breaks for 2027
Italy’s government has confirmed housing tax breaks for 2027 as part of its budget plan.
Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo announced the measures after a cabinet meeting in Rome.
The renovation relief will be 50% for a first home and 36% for other homes.
The plan also keeps a furniture bonus of up to €5,000.
These incentives reduce the cost of eligible renovation work and furniture purchases.
The announcement confirms the measures for 2027, though no further details about how to claim them were given.
Italy has confirmed renovation tax breaks for 2027, including rates of 50% and 36%.
The 50% rate applies to renovations of a primary residence, while the 36% rate applies to other homes.
A furniture tax break of up to €5,000 was also confirmed.
Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo announced the measures after a cabinet meeting approved the budget plan.
- Who
- Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo announced the measures.
- What
- Italy confirmed renovation tax breaks and a furniture tax break of up to €5,000 for 2027.
- When
- The announcement was made on 28 October 2026.
- Where
- Rome, at a news conference after the cabinet meeting.
- Why
- The measures were included in the budget plan. The sources do not state a further reason.
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- Renovation break for primary homes
- 50%
- Renovation break for other homes
- 36%
- Furniture tax break
- Up to €5,000
- Tax-break year
- 2027
What people are saying
Nel settore edilizio abbiamo confermato le misure del 50% e del 36% per le ristrutturazioni edilizie per la prima casa, il bonus mobili fino a 5mila euro