The Italian government is gearing up for a crucial meeting to finalize the budget law, with key leaders from the center-right coalition, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Vice Premiers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini, and Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, set to convene.

The meeting aims to address a range of proposals, such as reducing the Rai license fee, cutting taxes for the middle class, and strengthening the flat tax.

These measures, however, come with significant financial implications, adding pressure to the negotiations.

The leaders are optimistic about reaching an agreement despite the complexity and cost of the proposed changes.

The discussions will also touch on other pressing issues, including the succession of Raffaele Fitto and the law on differentiated autonomy, following a recent constitutional court ruling.

The outcome of this meeting is crucial as it will determine the direction of Italy's fiscal policy amidst a backdrop of economic challenges.