Italian 2026 Finance Law – Key Tax Measures: Reduced Tax Rate for Middle Incomes | Flat-tax/HNWI“new-resident” regime adjustments (for high net-worth individuals) | Incentives / “flat tax” regimes for employment income| Continued incentives for investments and capital goods (businesses) | Tax-collection and “fiscal-relief” measures: debt-collection amortization, freeze for property-transfer taxes | Tax treatment of dividends, capital gains, and financial income | Sectors/Special Taxes: financial intermediaries, “windfall” taxes, bank levy

Short Term Rentals – Italian Government proposes new restrictions

Italy’s centre left administration proposes to introduces limitations for those who rent rooms, holiday homes or apartments for short periods An amendment to the “Milleproroghe Decree” (one thousand extensions), presented by the “Democratic Party” to the Italian Chamber of Deputies, proposes a squeeze for those who rent tourist houses, or rooms  on sites such as […]

White List Countries

The Italian government originally published a list in 1996  – known as the White List – concerning changes to the tax regime for interest, and other income on bonds and similar securities, public and private.  A reduced rate of tax was available to income deriving from White List countries, i.e. those countries with which Italy […]

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Anti Money Laundering Policy

Click on the button below to download a pdf copy of  this page to your PC or smartphone 1 BACKGROUND These are the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy and Procedures adopted by Avv. Colin Jamieson/Taxing.It (the Firm) in compliance with applicable Money Laundering Regulations.  The Firm will actively prevent and take measures to guard against being […]

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Tax changes for paper and electronic meal vouchers

  The Italian 2020 Finance Law has made some changes to the tax rules applicable to “Ticket Restaurant” (luncheon vouchers or meal tickets). These vouchers are commonly used by Italian businesses to assist employees traditionally predominantly to cover the cost of the mid-day meal. In recent years many supermarkets have also started accepting vouchers in […]

Tax Relief for Donations in favour of Italian Art and Culture

This tax relief known as the “Art Bonus” is available to individuals, institutions and companies who support Italian cultural heritage by making financial donations. The Art bonus consists of a tax credit equal to 65% of the donation subject to the following annual limits:- 15% of taxable income, for individuals and non commercial entities; 0.005% […]

The Visura Catastale

What is the Visura Catastrale The “visura catastale” (Land Registry Extract)  is a document issued by the Italian Tax Agency containing information recorded at the Italian Land Registry in relation to real estate – buildings or land – located in Italian national territory. It is possible to search the land registry to find all real […]

Payments on account for small businesses

The Italian Tax Agency has recently published (in Resolution no. 93/E of November 12, 2019) clarification on the remodeling of payments on account for taxpayers small businesses subject to the new rules and taxpayers on the lump sum flat tax regime (regime forfettaria)  following the issue of Decree no. 124/2019. That decree changed as from […]

Italian Real Estate Purchase Guide

The Italian tax regime applicable to residential real estate can seem confusing.  Real estate has always been an attractive source of income for governments around Europe,  and Italy is no exception.  As real estate is difficult to move about, it presents an easy target for the Exchequer.  The current Italian tax regime seeks to differentiate […]