UNATRAS, the unitary coordination of associations of road haulage, has asked for an urgent meeting with the government to unlock the resources planned for the spring under the dispute over the high cost of diesel, when they had been agreed by the government and road haulage representatives various measures including a tax credit for an amount of about 300 million euros, the compensation of the quarterly excise duty refund within 30 days of the submission of the application and the possibility of deferring the payment of taxes.

Today in a note the road haulage federations, while acknowledging the effort made by the Government with the introduction of the of the automatism for the recovery of resources in the face of the cut and the reduction from 60 to 30 days of the terms of silence-consent for the offsetting of receivables deriving from the excise duty refund, highlighted the failure to issue the implementing measures of the agreement reached at Palazzo Chigi on 22 last May.

The trade associations have underlined how the situation has now become unsustainable due to delays bureaucratic and operational uncertainties: "the uncertainty about the timing use of the tax credit by companies, starting from the postponement of the deadline for the current set-off set for 31 December, the need for the government to take action to the European Commission to extend the Temporary Framework Given the persistence of geopolitical tensions, the lack of updating of the indicative reference values, without prejudice to the last March, and an action to contain the price of fuels Even on the off-grid market - explains the note - there are issues Crucial and can no longer be postponed".

"We ask the government - concludes the note - a urgent convocation to unblock these knots and allow the our companies to overcome this delicate economic phase. In lack of confrontation, all associations will be forced to evaluate the next steps".