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The Italian government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has decided to abolish the car tax (bollo auto) for small and medium-sized cars and all motorcycles, effective from 2027. This decision, which is estimated to affect 14.5 million vehicles, has been met with mixed reactions, including criticism from regional authorities who question its constitutionality and funding, and speculation about its political motivations, with some suggesting it could signal early elections.
Il Fatto Quotidiano:
Car Tax Abolition, Eugenio Giani: "Pure Demagoguery with Regional Funds and…
Regional President Eugenio Giani criticizes the proposed abolition of the car tax, labeling it pure demagoguery funded by regions and unconstitutional due to regional autonomy.
Corriere della Sera:
Which Car Models Will No Longer Pay the Tax? What Happens to Those With Two…
This article details the Italian government's decision to abolish the car tax (bollo auto) for small and medium-sized cars and motorcycles, explaining which models will be exempt and the consequences for owners of multiple vehicles.
la Repubblica:
Car tax: Meloni's surprise move shakes allies and opens door to early elections
Prime Minister Meloni's unexpected proposal regarding the car tax has caused consternation among her allies and may be interpreted as a signal of potential early elections.
Il Post:
How Many and Which Vehicles Will Be Affected by the Tax Exemption
The Italian government estimates that 14.5 million cars and all motorcycles will be affected by a vehicle tax exemption in 2027, though with some limitations on car power.
Corriere della Sera:
Government's Choice: Car Tax Abolished for Small and Medium Cars and…
The Italian government has decided to abolish the car tax for smaller and medium-sized cars and motorcycles, a move described as structural, though met with criticism from the center-left parties.
La Stampa:
Car Tax Abolished for Small Cars and Motorcycles
The Italian Council of Ministers has decided to abolish the car tax for vehicles with small to medium power and for all motorcycles, with Meloni describing it as an "odious tax."
ANSA:
Meloni government: goodbye to car tax for small and medium cars
The Italian government under Giorgia Meloni has decided to abolish the car tax for small and medium-sized vehicles. This decision has faced some political opposition and is a significant policy change.
Il Fatto Quotidiano:
Meloni's Electoral Bribe: Car Tax Cancellation Only for 2027 on Small/Medium…
The government's proposal to cancel the car tax is limited to 2027 and only applies to small and medium-sized cars and motorcycles, suggesting an electoral motivation.
Corriere della Sera:
Meloni: 'Abolishing One of the Most Hated Taxes. Election? I want to go to the…
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announces the abolition of the car tax, calling it one of the most hated taxes, and expresses her intention to complete the current legislative term.
ANSA:
Car tax abolished for 70% of cars: Citycar, small SUVs exempt
An informational piece explains that the car tax will be removed for 70% of vehicles, including city cars, utilitarian vehicles, and small SUVs, detailing who will no longer have to pay the tax.
la Repubblica:
When Meloni said: "Abolish the car tax? Not even Cetto La Qualunque"
A video compilation or commentary highlights past statements by Prime Minister Meloni regarding the car tax, suggesting a potential shift in her stance or a critique of populist approaches.
Il Post:
Government Suspends Vehicle Tax for Cars and Motorcycles in 2027
The Italian government has suspended, but not abolished, the vehicle tax for 2027, affecting small and medium-powered cars and all motorcycles.
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