Rome, 9 May 2024 - In relation to what was announced this morning by Minister Giorgetti on the partial retroactivity of spreading accrued tax credits from building Superbonus over 10 years, Maurizio Marchesini, current Confindustria vice-president for supply chains and medium-sized enterprises and future vice-president for labour and industrial relations, commented: "We well understand the government's difficulties in preventing the tail of credits from Superbonus from jeopardising the 2024 programmatic deficit indicated by the DEF approved by Parliament. However, in the name of legal certainty, we do not agree with its possible retroactivity: the government can dispose of the credit-spreading by decree-law with immediate effect, but then only apply it to credits accrued from expenses incurred after that date. Thousands of businesses and citizens must be able to live in a state in which legal certainty allows reasoned multi-year investment choices, which cannot be altered by retroactive interventions, which put families and the entire real estate sector in serious difficulty. A round table can no longer be postponed: both to address in time what is to come in the coming months, and to design the model of the new and different incentives that will be needed to implement the EU Directive on the energy efficiency of buildings'.