Nicolò Bolla

Italian Investor Visa

Why the Italian Investor Visa Is the Smartest Plan B for 2025

As geopolitical uncertainties rise and Golden Visa programs across Europe tighten or disappear, savvy investors are urgently seeking a solid Plan B. In 2025, Italy’s Investor Visa program emerges as a top-tier choice—especially for those looking for speed, flexibility, and affordability. Launched in 2017 but only gaining serious traction recently, this visa offers a streamlined […]

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Italy’s New Tax Residence Criteria: What It Means for Residents and Expats

The Italian government has introduced significant changes to its tax residence rules through Legislative Decree No. 209, enacted on December 27, 2023. These modifications, effective from January 1, 2024, amend Article 2 of the Italian Income Tax Code (TUIR), aligning the nation’s tax regulations with international standards while clarifying long-standing uncertainties. The updated framework establishes

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Workers renovating an Italian home with solar panels and eco-friendly upgrades under a large banner promoting 2025 home renovation tax incentives.

Home Renovation Incentives in Italy: 2025 Update

The Italian home renovation incentives have always been at the center of Italy’s economic stimulus package, energy saving plan, and architecture conservation program. Now that we are already 3 months ahead in the year 2025, the incentives undergo a grand revamp with change impacting house owners, property investors, and renters. In this article, we will

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How Financial Investments are Taxed for Italian Residents

Italy has a well-defined tax system that applies to residents and non-residents alike, with specific rules for financial investments. If you are considered a tax resident in Italy, you are taxed on worldwide income, while non-residents are taxed on income sourced in Italy. Investment income, such as capital gains, dividends, and interest, is generally taxed

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