Italy has introduced a new hyper-depreciation scheme, offering businesses the opportunity to deduct up to 180% of their investment in new CNC machinery. This fiscal initiative targets companies looking to advance in the Industry 4.0 sector by promoting the acquisition of interconnected, state-of-the-art equipment.
Under the scheme, businesses can take advantage of substantial tax deductions when purchasing new CNC lathes and other eligible machinery. The requirements are straightforward; the equipment must be newly acquired, linked to Industry 4.0 through interconnection, and the investment must be completed by 30 September 2028.
CMZ, a leading supplier of CNC lathes, has confirmed that its products meet the technical specifications necessary for the 2026 hyper-depreciation benefit. This adds a significant incentive for manufacturers to consider upgrading their equipment to improve productivity and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market.
With the Italian government’s backing, the hyper-depreciation scheme is set to play a crucial role in modernising manufacturing operations across the country. Companies interested in taking advantage of these tax benefits are encouraged to review available models on the CMZ website.
This initiative underscores Italy’s commitment to fostering industrial innovation and supporting businesses as they transition toward more advanced, automated systems.
View more news from CMZ
