by Maximiliano Crocamo
The city government of Trieste has approved a proposal to expand the income threshold for exemption from the municipal personal income tax surcharge, raising it from €12,500 to €14,000.
The measure is expected to benefit approximately 4,500 residents, including about 1,700 pensioners and 2,800 workers with low incomes.
The proposal was presented by Everest Bertoli, the city’s finance councillor, who described the measure as an effort to provide financial relief to residents.
The resolution will now be submitted to the City Council for approval as part of the municipality’s 2027-2029 budget, which is expected to be adopted by December.
According to the administration, the expanded exemption is intended to become a permanent part of the city’s financial planning rather than a temporary measure.
