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ANCI proposes reopening incentives excluding betting venues in Italy’s 2027 budget process

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ANCI reportedly submitted proposed amendments to Italy’s 2027 budget bill to the Chamber of Deputies. One would amend Article 30-ter of the Decreto Crescita to extend incentives to businesses reopening across several sectors, while excluding betting halls and venues containing amusement machines.

Italy’s municipal association ANCI has submitted a budget proposal to extend reopening incentives while excluding betting halls and venues containing amusement machines. The proposed amendment to Article 30-ter of the Decreto Crescita would cover reopening businesses in sectors from crafts to tourism.

ANCI filed its package of amendments with the Chamber of Deputies during preliminary fact-finding ahead of examination of the 2027 state budget bill and the 2027 to 2029 multi-year budget.

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