Italy offers multiple tax regimes designed to attract foreign investment and talent
Fixed annual tax on foreign-sourced income (rising to €300,000 in 2025-2026)
On all foreign-sourced income - one of Europe's lowest rates
Unprecedented tax credits for property renovation and energy efficiency
For main home renovations (36% for second homes)
Note: The previous 110% Superbonus has been reduced to 70% for most cases in 2025. Specific eligibility requirements apply. Always verify current rates.
Tax deduction over 10 years
vs. 9-11% standard rate
Government programs supporting foreign business investment
Residence permit through investment:
For innovative businesses:
Hospitality sector benefits:
Industrial investment support:
See how much you could save with Italy's flat tax regime
Based on €1M annual income with flat tax vs. 40% standard rate
Note: Actual savings depend on your income level, home country tax rates, and specific circumstances. Schedule a consultation for a personalized analysis.
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Rates Current as of 2025: All tax rates, incentives, and requirements listed on this page reflect Italian tax law as of 2025 and are subject to change. The flat tax regime increased from €100,000 to €200,000 in recent years and is rising to €300,000 for 2025-2026.
Eligibility Requirements: Most tax incentives have strict eligibility requirements. The flat tax regime, for example, is only available to individuals who have not been Italian tax residents for at least 9 of the previous 10 years. Not all investors will qualify for all programs.
Individual Circumstances Vary: Tax savings depend on your specific financial situation, source of income, country of origin, and tax treaties between Italy and your home country. Actual benefits may differ significantly from examples shown.
Professional Advice Required: This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax or legal advice. Always consult with qualified Italian tax professionals and legal advisors before making any investment or relocation decisions.
Verification Recommended: Tax laws change frequently. We recommend verifying all information with official Italian government sources (Agenzia delle Entrate) or licensed tax professionals before proceeding.