IRPEF Italian income tax

Failure to submit Form 730 can lead to different consequences depending on your tax situation. If submitted within 90 days of the deadline, the return is late and carries a reduced penalty; if submitted after this deadline, it is omitted, with higher fines. Those in debt risk penalties of up to 240% of the unpaid tax and, in the most serious cases, even criminal prosecution. Those in debt, however, lose their refund. This can be remedied by submitting a late return or, after 90 days, the Personal Income Tax Form.

We’re heading into the busiest part of tax return season in Italy.

The 2026 tax return season, covering 2025 income, will begin on April 30, with the pre-filled 730 form available on the Revenue Agency's website. The 730 form must be submitted by September 30, while the personal income tax form must be submitted by November 2. Among the first deadlines to remember is March 16, the deadline for submitting the Single Certifications. The tax calendar also includes IRPEF payments and the option to submit the supplementary 730 form by October 26.

If you're a foreigner living in Italy—or planning to make the move—it's essential to understand how personal income tax (IRPEF) works.

The Meloni government is working on the 2023 tax reform in Italy, the draft of which should be ready between the end of February and the beginning of March.

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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.

Italy wants to attract pensioners and is determined to compete with countries like Portugal and Spain when it comes to retirees moving there.

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.

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Overall, Italian law requires all homeowners to pay Government and Local Council taxes.

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