COME OTTENERE L'ECOBONUS 110%? Organizziamo una STRATEGIA di INTERVENTI - #205

DON'T STOP NOW!! Become truly independent with other important information ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ The message conveyed in the communication about the 110% ECOBONUS is that energy retrofitting of buildings can be done free of charge. However, to avoid surprises, it's important to know that there are some clarifications to be made. Renovation is "free" if only work included in the 110% ECOBONUS is performed. It's clear that for other work (for example, a standard renovation), a portion will still be covered by the client. Furthermore, there are two possible approaches to taking advantage of the 110% ECOBONUS, which we explain below. Depending on the approach used, the client may or may not need to make a deposit. To determine which of the two is best for your specific situation, you can request our 110% Video Consultation. PAYMENT AND RECOVERY The process is similar to a standard energy retrofit. Supplier invoices will be paid via a dedicated bank transfer. Upon completion of the work, the tax deduction application will be submitted, which will be used in your tax return. Over the following five years, the person who made the payment will receive a refund of 110% of the amount spent as a tax deduction (reduction of personal income tax). For an employee, this means having the annual incentive portion added to their paycheck. CREDIT ASSIGNMENT The client decides to assign their tax credit to one or more suppliers. This does not require any payment for the invoices, as they will be fully offset (100%) by the assigned deduction. The supplier can then assign the credit to another entity (such as a bank or another company). In this case, you will not receive the annual tax refund because it will be used immediately as a discount on your invoice. I WANT TO KNOW WHICH APPROACH IS BEST FOR MY CASE? WHICH INTERVENTIONS SHOULD I CARRY OUT? WHAT WORKS ARE INCLUDED IN THE ECOBONUS? There are three "driving" interventions for the 110% ECOBONUS: 1. Refurbishment of the building envelope (walls, roof, etc.) exceeding 25% of the total surface area (maximum cost of €60,000 per property unit); 2. Refurbishment of centralized systems with condensing boilers or heat pumps (maximum cost of €30,000 per property unit); 3. Refurbishment of independent systems with heat pumps (maximum €30,000). If you proceed with one of these interventions, you can also carry out other projects, always with the same incentive, such as photovoltaic, solar thermal, etc. WHERE TO START TO OBTAIN THE 110% ECOBONUS First, you need to understand your home's needs and match them with the opportunities offered by the 110% ECOBONUS. This means defining the intervention strategy. To do this, you need to speak with a reliable partner who understands the ECOBONUS from every perspective. SPECIALIZED DESIGN The design is essential to ensure that the intervention complies with the stringent regulatory requirements of the 110% ECOBONUS. The design must be carried out by technicians specialized in energy efficiency who analyze the building's problems, define solutions, and translate them into a coherent and integrated project. The project must be comprehensive; there can be no room for improvisation on the construction site or a "we'll see" scenario. IMPECCABLE EXECUTION The developed project must be flawlessly executed. The only permitted changes will be due to unforeseen construction site issues (always possible when working on an existing building) and must be carefully evaluated by a Project Manager specialized in this type of work. Otherwise, incentives could be lost. A qualified company with the appropriate organizational capabilities must be chosen based on the type of work. The implementation procedures for the law are still missing, but much is already included in the decree. So, how can you start work with a minimal down payment (practically nothing)? Here's how credit transfer and invoice discounting work, including the procedures for implementing them. – thermal insulation of vertical and horizontal opaque surfaces; – insulating materials that meet minimum environmental criteria; – centralized systems for heating, cooling, or hot water supply; – heat pump systems; – hybrid or geothermal systems combined with photovoltaic systems. Furthermore, according to Paragraphs 3-5, the following are required: – Improvement of at least two energy classes, to be demonstrated through the APE (Energy Performance Certificate); – Installation of photovoltaic systems and storage systems Let's get straight to the point: Would you like a consultation to help you understand where and how to intervene in terms of energy efficiency? Click HERE: https://goo.gl/VJd34w If you have any doubts or questions, please use the comments section.