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When working as an employee in Italy, you will quickly encounter an essential financial document known as the Certificazione Unica (CU). Older colleagues or HR managers often refer to this …

The 8×1000 (otto per mille) option represents a portion equal to 0.8% of Italy’s personal income tax (IRPEF) revenue. The Italian government allocates this tax share to social, humanitarian, or …

In Italy, the standard September 30 deadline for submitting the pre-filled or ordinary 730 tax return has officially passed. Consequently, taxpayers who missed this appointment do not lose their IRPEF …

In recent years, the taxation of VAT-registered self-employed workers has become one of the main topics in Italy’s economic debate. Professionals, craftsmen, shop owners and freelancers often complain about a …

Living, working, or managing a business in Italy means dealing with one of the most complex fiscal systems in the world. The summer months represent the peak of this complexity, …

For self-employed workers in Italy, June 30 is one of the most significant dates of the tax year. Unlike employees, whose taxes are generally withheld directly from their salaries, freelancers, …

Europe’s most advanced tax return system does not sit where many people would first look. It is not in one of the continent’s biggest economies. It is not in a …

Italy deadlines 2026 are not only a bureaucratic issue. For many foreign residents, they are the difference between staying compliant and ending up with delays, missed refunds, extra costs or …

Italy’s 2026 Budget Law updates the personal income tax (IRPEF) bands, changing how a key slice of employment income is taxed. In plain English: many employees will see a slightly …

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 …