Italy: Income Tax

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New Developments Regarding Corporate Welfare Family Members And Taxation Of Fringe Benefit Cars
Legislative Decree 148 of 2026 reinstates the list of potential beneficiaries of corporate welfare benefits and introduces new provisions for calculating fringe benefit taxation on company cars. The decree addresses critical issues created by previous 2025 regulatory changes and establishes new calculation methods based on conventional mileage, engine type, and vehicle specifications.
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TD
Toffoletto De Luca Tamajo e Soci
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Cryptocurrency Taxation In Italy: Tax Rates, Tax Returns And The RW Section
Italy's 2025 Budget Law significantly reformed cryptocurrency taxation, raising capital gains rates to 33% from 2026 and eliminating the previous €2,000 annual threshold. Understanding these changes is crucial for anyone holding crypto-assets in Italy, as new reporting obligations and tax rates now apply to all realized gains, staking rewards, and other crypto-related proceeds.
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Boccadutri International Law Firm
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Tax Authority: “Impatriates Regime” In Case Of Remote Work In Italy For Foreign Employer
The Italian Tax Authority has issued guidance on whether workers who relocate to Italy while continuing remote employment with a foreign company can benefit from the country's favorable "impatriates regime" tax relief. The ruling addresses a specific case involving an Italian citizen returning from Finland to work remotely for a Finnish employer, examining both eligibility requirements and enhanced benefits for workers with minor children residing in Italy.
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DL-Law Avvocati Giuslavoristi
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Rental Income from Properties Overseas and How to Declare It in Italy
Italian tax residents must declare rental income from overseas properties in their annual tax returns, with the net profit taxed at applicable IRPEF rates plus IVIE on foreign real estate. Strategic expense documentation in the country of origin can significantly reduce Italian tax liability, sometimes to zero, making it crucial to understand how foreign property income is treated under Italian tax law.
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SI
Spectrum IFA Group
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Tax Deductions And Detractions In Italy
Italy's tax system requires payment from the first Euro earned, but offers significant relief through deductible and detractable expenses. Understanding the crucial difference between these two categories—and knowing which expenses qualify for healthcare credits, home renovation bonuses, insurance deductions, and family-related benefits—can substantially reduce your annual tax burden and maximize available credits.
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SI
Spectrum IFA Group
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