The witholding tax of 20% on overseas transfers into Italy has been suspended.
My name is Gareth Horsfall and I am the Manager of the Spectrum IFA Group in Italy. This blog is an extension of the services we provide for English speakers who live and/or work permanently in Italy. It is intended to be a ongoing guide on tax and financial matters. If you are interested in any of the content you can contact me on gareth.horsfall@spectrum-ifa.com or call me on +39 333 6492356 for further information. I am here to help!
Thursday, February 20, 2014
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Breaking News: 20% witholding tax on transfers from abroad into Italy.
As of February 1st 2014 banks in Italy will be obligated to withold 20% of the amount relating to transfers coming into personal accounts from abroad. The 20% will be witheld at source, by the bank, and unless an exclusion has been applied for it will be up to the tax payer to prove that the money is not 'income' from financial transcations abroad.
Investing for a higher income
Investing for income, rather than capital
appreciation, is as old as investing itself but its relevance becomes more
noticeable in times of low bank interest rates. (Or historically low as the
media likes to keep reminding us).
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