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MNI BRIEF: Meloni Says To Lower Taxes On Medium Incomes

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MNI (ROME) - The Italian government will give a signal in the form of less taxes to medium incomes in 2025, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said in a press conference on Thursday.

Meloni admitted limited progress in her fiscal plans during the first two years in office due to budget constrains and added that there is enough fiscal space this year for some progress. (See MNI: Italy Faces Struggle To Maintain Tax Cuts - Sources)

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MNI (ROME) - The Italian government will give a signal in the form of less taxes to medium incomes in 2025, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said in a press conference on Thursday.

Meloni admitted limited progress in her fiscal plans during the first two years in office due to budget constrains and added that there is enough fiscal space this year for some progress. (See MNI: Italy Faces Struggle To Maintain Tax Cuts - Sources)