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Construction tax credits sale-back: agreement with Quellogiusto

The image that accompanies the News on the agreement for the transfer of tax credits linked to building bonuses and the Superbonus signed with that one for a tax value of €27 million, portrays a smiling young woman holding several shopping bags, inside a clothing store

Intesa Sanpaolo and Quellogiusto Srl – a footwear, clothing and leather goods retailer based in Padua – have signed an agreement for the sale-back of building tax credits with a tax value of €27 million.

The resale agreements signed by Intesa Sanpaolo with companies, which now total €7.7 billion, allow the bank to free up capacity immediately to buy more tax credits: the Group has purchased more than €18billion of tax credits to date, accounting for almost 50% of the market for purchases by financial intermediaries.

Intesa Sanpaolo is thus continuing to implement the Aid Decree, benefiting construction companies and customers still waiting to be able to sell their credit.

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