Taxation of Bonuses for Workers with International Mobility
With Ruling No. 81/2025, The Internal Revenue Agency provided clarification regarding the tax regime applicable to cases of workers involved in international mobility.
Italian Tax Consultation
During the call, you will be assisted by a chartered tax accountant on how to navigate Italian taxation. The consultation serves as an introduction to essential compliance aspects, providing an overview of the main requirements, administrative processes, and best practices. Based on your specific case and professional activity, our specialists will outline the key opportunities […]
Tax-free expense reimbursements: the news for freelance in Italy
Article 5 of Legislative Decree No. 192/2024 introduced important changes on expenses incurred by freelancers in connection with an assignment and charged to the client on an invoice.
Flat Tax Regime 2025: income limit raised
The new 2025 Budget Law (Law n. 207/2024), published in the Official Gazette on December 30, 2024, introduces changes to the requirements for access to the flat-rate scheme.
Tax Advantages in Italy: option for Revenue Agency Agreement
How to obtain income tax relief for your business in Italy.
Participation Exemption for Non-Resident Companies
The new Italian circular 17/E clarifies the application of the tax regime on capital gains deriving from the transfer of qualifying holdings.
Employee Benefits in Italy
Tax declaration filing services as employee benefits in Italy get free quotation book a call Corporate Welfare: online tax return services as fully tax-free Employee Benefits in Italy For 2024, the new Italian Budget Law has provided for an increase of the tax-free fringe benefit threshold for all employees from €258.23 to €2,000, for employees […]
Fringe Benefit 2024: new features with tax-free amount up to €2,000
For year 2024, it is possible to provide employees with up to €2,000 tax-free fringe benefits.
Silent refusal on refund: burden of proof on the taxpayer
The Italian Court of Cassation has established that the burden of proof is on the taxpayer who appeals against the silent refusal of the refund application.