Rome, November 6 (askanews) – "I would start with the first 10 months of the law, which have been very positive. Businesses have appreciated the law; we've had over 27.000, almost 28.000 requests for the 5.0 hyper-depreciation program, and above all, €8 billion in investments financed with our incentive," said Marco Calabrò, head of the Business Policy Department at the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy, responding to a question about the Transition Plan 5.0, on the sidelines of the second edition of the Urania Policy & Business Forum, an annual event promoted by Urania News, the government and business TV channel, on November 5 at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome. "It's a three-year measure that allows businesses to plan their investments.
It does so with simpler rules within a framework that is always automatic and allows for cumulation with other measures. This has been understood perhaps more than in the past by businesses in Southern Italy; the South is responding very well,” he added.