Official, “Rent Tax Confirmed This Morning”: Sicilian Tenants Must All Pay 3,000 Euros Before Immediately

This morning the Rent Tax was confirmed, so Sicilian tenants will immediately have to pay €3,000.

In the last few hours in the Sicily region a real social alarm is spreading among tenants, with much insistence there is talk of a Rent Tax, as if paying the monthly rent was not enough, at a time when our economy is being put to the test.

The expenses for one's home are really many, rent, bills, food shopping and taxes, now other expenses are added that do nothing but weigh on the wallet of Italians in general.

Obviously, as happens every time a new expense is discussed, concern and anxiety increases among Italians who still have to make ends meet, satisfy needs, whether they are food or any other kind.

Let's try to understand what is changing and what is happening in this regard.

Chaos generated by the news: tenants in panic

The name tax alone does nothing but worry Italian citizens who know very well how much their salary has lost its purchasing power and therefore how difficult it is to actually make ends meet from month to month. There are families who find themselves struggling against poverty, even shopping at the supermarket becomes really difficult in this perspective. It is easy to imagine how the idea of ​​paying a new tax is really a bad blow.

But the reality is different. Unfortunately, living in a rented house translates into a series of expenses, which do not stop at the rent alone. In particular, we are referring to all those maintenance expenses that each individual house needs. But if when you own the property you live in it is already clear who must provide for the expenses, the situation is different when it comes to rent.

It's all provided for in the contract

In short, it is not an extra tax, the amount of € 3,000 to be paid is an average of the ordinary expenses that each individual tenant must sustain throughout the year to provide for the maintenance costs of the property. An even higher expense for those who live in a condominium. The expenses to be faced include: condominium fees, ordinary maintenance, bills for domestic utilities, possible registration of the contract, insurance on the property or part of the common expenses.

Obviously these are charges that are already known to those who sign the contract, even if one would probably expect to be able to stay below this amount.