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🚀 Italian Parliament Approves 2025 Budget With Key Tax Adjustments

According to PANews, the Italian Parliament has approved the 2025 budget just days before the year-end deadline, marking a significant victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The budget, crafted by Meloni and Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, includes a tax reduction plan aimed at gaining voter support while adhering to European Union fiscal regulations. The government intends to reduce the national deficit to 3.3% of GDP next year and further decrease it below the EU's 3% limit by 2026.

In a last-minute adjustment to the budget, the decision was made to maintain the cryptocurrency tax rate at 26% in 2025, with an increase to 33% in 2026, instead of the initially proposed 42%. Prime Minister Meloni has pledged tax cuts for middle and low-income groups, which is expected to strengthen her political position. However, this approach may slow the return to fiscal prudence as per EU standards.


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🚀 Pronto Secures Funding at $100 Million Valuation Amid Growing Demand in India

Pronto, a household-help application, has successfully raised funding, achieving a valuation of $100 million. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the increasing demand for services like cooking and cleaning among India's burgeoning middle class. This development reflects a broader trend of rising consumer interest in convenient domestic services as the country's middle-income population continues to expand.

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🚀 New Zealand Limits Fuel Cost Relief to Working Families

New Zealand is addressing the impact of rising fuel costs by focusing relief efforts on low and middle-income working families. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that this approach excludes beneficiaries and pensioners, who are left to manage the financial strain independently. The government's decision comes amid concerns over increasing debt and inflation, which continue to pose significant challenges.

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