Christmas Cashback: The government is planning a refund of 150 euros for December
The hypothesis of an extra bonus is added to the government cashback plan to support Christmas consumption. Here's how it works and what it takes (Spid and PagoPa)
Digital payments (photo by Karl-Josef Hildenbrand / picture alliance via Getty Images) To incentivize Christmas purchases, the government is working on a new cashback on spending with credit cards. credit or debit and other traceable instruments made during the month of December. According to what is learned, the extra bonus will be a refund of 10%, and up to a maximum of 150 euros, on in-store purchases paid with cards and apps of the main digital payment systems.At present it seems that the new reimbursement will add to the measures of the cashback plan already foreseen by the executive, with the maximum annual reimbursement of 300 euros for cashback on expenses of at least 3 thousand euros (1,500 euros every six months).
How does the new Christmas cashback work?
For this particular initiative, it will be possible to obtain a refund of 150 euros against at least 1,500 euros spent with credit cards, debit cards, ATMs, bank transfers and smartphone apps. It is also possible that in order to incentivize a greater number of transactions, there is a threshold of at least ten transactions during the month of December. Online purchases are also excluded in this case.The requirements to participate are the same as for other refunds. Citizens of age and residing in Italy who want to participate in the program must register with the public administration app Io or other systems affiliated with the PagoPa platform, accessing via Spid, register the credit card or payment method they want to use and communicate your tax code and the Iban of your current account, because refunds will be paid directly to the account.