Taxation

Fuel prices in Italy remain very high in early 2026. Many drivers ask why filling up a car costs so much. The answer comes from a mix of global oil …

Moving to Italy often brings a surprise at tax time: besides paying the balance for the year that just ended (saldo), you’re usually asked to prepay part of next year’s …

Once you become a tax resident in Italy, foreign assets don’t disappear from your tax life. Italy requires residents to report overseas accounts, investments and property and, when applicable, to …

November is making its fiscal debut with a sharp reminder. If you pay personal income tax (IRPEF) in Italy, a major payment is approaching. But what exactly is due, when, …

If you’re an expat in Italy casually clearing out your wardrobe, think twice before you hit “list” on Vinted. What once looked like effortless decluttering now comes with fiscal red …

If you live and work in Italy, your paycheck might be about to get a little friendlier. Starting in 2026, the Italian government is rolling out a major reform of …

Figuring out how much tax you’ll pay in Italy starts with three building blocks: the national IRPEF bands, the order in which deductions and credits apply, and the local add-ons …

Making a mistake with your taxes in Italy can be more than just an inconvenience—it can lead to serious financial penalties. For residents and expats alike, the complexity of Italian …

Italy operates a multi-layered tax system that can feel confusing at first glance. Besides the central government, regional and municipal authorities also levy taxes, which can significantly impact your total …

Municipal budgets pay for the things you use every week: waste collection, street cleaning, parks, local transport subsidies, school services, and cultural spaces. Two taxes sit at the core for …