Italy’s Prime Minister has repeatedly pledged tax reductions for middle-class families, but experts suggest adjustments to income tax (IRPEF) alone will be insufficient to achieve significant relief. The core issue lies in the complexity of the Italian tax system, with numerous deductions and allowances that often benefit higher earners disproportionately. Simply lowering the IRPEF rate may not translate into substantial savings for the intended beneficiaries due to these existing mechanisms. Analysts point to the need for broader tax reform, including a review of deductions and a simplification of the overall system. Concerns are rising that without addressing these underlying issues, the promised tax cuts will have a limited impact on the financial well-being of the middle class. Further debate is expected on the scope and effectiveness of the proposed measures.