With the publication, in the Official Gazette n. 264 of 11 November 2024, of the Ministerial Decree of 18 September 2024, MASAF has finally identified the methods of using the tax credit for investments in the single SEZ, pursuant to art. 16-bis of Legislative Decree no. 124/2023, in favor of companies active in the primary production of agricultural products and companies active in the forestry sector and in the fishing and aquaculture sector. Applications can be submitted from today, 20 November, using the form approved by the Revenue Agency’s provision dated 18 November “Communication for the use of the tax credit for investments in the single SEZ in favor of companies active in the primary production of agricultural products and companies active in the forestry sector and in the fishing and aquaculture sector”. The provision also defined the compilation instructions as well as the methods for sending the investment communication.
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The single ZES tax credit for agriculture facilitates investments in the primary agricultural, forestry and fishing sectors in the assisted areas of southern Italy. Detailed legislation regulates access, investments and use.
World-Today News: Good day and welcome to our interview segment. Today we have two guests to discuss the recently announced Single SEZ tax credit for agriculture. Our first guest is Mr. John Smith, the CEO of an agricultural company based in Southern Italy, and our second guest is Ms. Sarah Brown, a financial analyst specializing in tax credits. Thank you both for joining us today.
John, let’s start with you. Can you explain how the new Single SEZ tax credit will impact your business and primary production of agricultural products in Southern Italy?
John Smith: Sure, the Single SEZ tax credit is a great initiative for companies like mine based in the assisted areas of Southern Italy. It incentivizes investments in the primary production of agricultural products, which is crucial for economic growth and development in these regions. The tax credit will help us to modernize our operations and adopt sustainable farming methods, ultimately increasing our productivity and competitiveness. It’s a significant step forward in supporting the agricultural sector in Italy, and we’re excited about the opportunities it presents.
World-Today News: That’s wonderful to hear, John. Sarah, as a financial analyst specializing in tax credits, what are your thoughts on the new Single SEZ tax credit? Do you think it’s an effective measure to stimulate investment in the primary production of agricultural products and fishing sectors?
Sarah Brown: Absolutely, I believe the Single SEZ tax credit is an innovative approach to stimulate investment in these critical sectors. By providing tax relief to companies engaged in primary production, it encourages them to invest in their operations, leading to the growth of the economy and employment. The tax credit also promotes sustainable development and environmental protection, which are essential aspects of modern-day business operations. However, it’s crucial to ensure that the credit is utilized effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomes.
World-Today News: Now, let’s delve deeper into the methods of using the tax credit. John, as a company based in Southern Italy, how easy or difficult was it for you to understand the implementation provisions of the Ministerial Decree of 18 September 2024?
John Smith: To be honest, the implementation prov
