Inps
Beyond's analysis on Inps
- — Italy’s 2026 budget proposal introduces demographic‑countermeasures, including a newborn pension fund, aiming to mitigate long‑term fiscal pressures from aging
- — Italy’s updated Law 104 grants caregivers double leave permits and subsidized mortgages while removing on‑call obligations, expanding support for disabled persons and their families
- — Italy’s universal child allowance delivered an average €175 per family in H1 2026, highlighting its role in supporting household income and consumer spending
- — Italy opens August renewal window for the Inclusion Allowance, extending cash support to eligible households
- — INPS suspends most notifications and verbali for over a month, giving temporary administrative relief to taxpayers and beneficiaries
- — Italian pensioner queries option to nullify last five years of contributions if they reduce pension payout
- — INPS tightens rules on pension‑backed loans, adding controls and protections for retirees
- — Italy launches a up‑to‑€1,500 per‑child bonus for paritaria school expenses funded by a €20 million package
- — Italy authorizes over 3,700 new public administration hires in 2026, with more than 1,750 filled via competitive exams
- — Inps stops double deductions on renewed pension‑backed loans, boosting retirees’ net income
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