Italy’s budget plan provides slightly more than €600 million in measures aimed at younger people. The package includes a flat tax on salary increases, incentives for employers and benefits linked to housing.
However, a substantial share of the support is indirect rather than direct funding for young people. Some measures reduce the tax burden associated with employment, while others operate through incentives granted to employers or property owners.
The measures are therefore focused on easing costs and encouraging opportunities for younger generations through tax advantages and related benefits, rather than through a single dedicated allocation.
Sources: La Repubblica.