Italian Public Finance Document 2026 Approved and Released Online
The Italian Public Finance Document (Documento di finanza pubblica, DFP) 2026 was approved by the Council of Ministers on 22 April 2026 and is now publicly accessible online. This document provides a comprehensive review of Italy's public finance status, primarily focusing on the achievements in 2025 regarding the Medium-term Fiscal-Structural Plan (MTFSP) 2025-29.
The document is produced by the Directorate Economic-Financial Analysis and Research within the Department of the Treasury, which serves as the technical support body for the formulation and implementation of Italy's economic and financial policies. The public can consult and download the full document along with related public finance items and attachments via the Treasury's dedicated website section.
The Department of the Treasury is responsible for coordinating the drafting of economic and financial planning documents essential for governmental policy decisions. It also conducts research and analysis on macroeconomic issues and critical economic sectors.
The Treasury additionally manages information on public debt issuance and central government liabilities through a dedicated directorate general. The department oversees Italy's economic and financial relations with European Union bodies such as Ecofin, G7 and G20 forums, and Multilateral Development Banks.
Furthermore, the Treasury regulates the banking, financial, payments, and market systems in Italy. This includes ongoing activities and committees focused on sustainable finance, fintech innovation, and financial education and inclusion.
In the domain of financial security and crime prevention, the Treasury coordinates efforts at national and international levels to combat money laundering, currency offenses, usury, and terrorism financing. It operates within frameworks established by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and hosts the Financial Security Committee chaired by the Treasury's Director General.
Relevant documents and communications are available through the department's website section.
