IRPEF Italian income tax

An eco-sustainable or “green” house is a property that has low energy consumption and low management and maintenance costs.

How are taxes calculated on rental income in Italy? Let's see what it says in the Italian Budget Law 2019 and the draft law on fiscal simplification, a new amendment to the growth decree.

The guide to tax deductions for restructuring work on Italian properties, updated in May 2019, has been published on the website of the Italian Revenue Agency.

As of Thursday 2nd May 2019, it has been possible to send off your income tax returns in Italy.

Energy efficiency measures on your house in Italy, such as installing solar panels and radiator valves, can benefit from Italian tax breaks. Let's see which taxes, how much money you can save and when to deduct expenses.

Italy wants to attract pensioners and is determined to compete with countries like Portugal and Spain when it comes to retirees moving there. Let's see what the new Italian tax regime for senior citizens is, who exactly it is aimed at and how long it lasts.

The 2019 Budget Law in Italy extended the flat rate tax scheme (known as ‘Cedolare secca’ or ‘Dry coupon’) to include commercial real estate and warehouses as of 1st January 2019.

The Italian government’s 2019 budget has officially approved an extension this year for the restructuring bonus, i.e. the tax deduction of 50% for construction and renovation work carried out on private properties and on the commonly owned parts of condominiums.

There is a growing demand in Italy for mortgages and other loans by non-Italians, according to data from Facile. it and Mutui. it. So what does an ex-pat have to do to apply for a mortgage in Italy? Number of ex-pats applying for loans is growing

Overall, Italian law requires all homeowners to pay Government and Local Council taxes. In broad terms, the obligations with which any owner is required to comply are the following: National level requirements

Everybody has their own retirement dream. Some think about picking up an old, forgotten hobby, some want to travel the world or learn something new, and some simply plan to relax. Then there are the ones who dream big, like, let’s say, moving to Italy.

The study centre Unimpresa has compiled a ranking of the most "charged" cities in Italy according to the level of taxes levied on homes, commercial properties, companies and families. Take a look at the Top 10.