Taxes to be paid after emigrating to Italy

# Italian Immigrants # Introduction Modern, fashionable and full of European literature and art, Italy has become one of the popular European immigrant countries in recent years because of its loose immigration policy. The following test network will introduce you to the taxes to be paid after immigrating to Italy. Welcome to read!

individual income tax

After immigrating to Italy, the applicant is concerned about personal income tax. According to the Italian government's "choose residence" visa (national visa) for investment-oriented foreigners, applicants can invest in Italy, but they cannot find employment. If you don't work and have no income in Italy, there will be no personal income tax.

real estate tax

After immigrating to Italy, if the applicant wants to renew his visa and maintain his residence status in Italy, it is important to prove his property in Italy, his property tax payment certificate and no criminal record.

Although the Italian government recognizes the residential property purchased by the applicant anywhere in Italy, in view of the real estate market in Italy and the economic development level of the country, the property of over 300,000 euros is more likely to meet the living requirements of overseas investors with certain financial freedom (meeting the per capita area requirement), and it is more reasonable for the applicant to occupy 22 square meters per capita and have enough rooms.

In this case, the applicant should not only consider whether the purchased house meets the requirements of immigrating to Italy, but also consider the convenience of life after immigrating to Italy and the taxes that the property needs to pay.

The real estate taxes and fees involved in immigrating to Italy include both a one-time payment of the purchase price and an annual fixed payment after the purchase.

Further reading: documents needed for Italian husband and wife reunion

1, residence permit or copy of residence permit;

2. A copy of the tax number;

3. Copy of passport;

4. Four photos of the applicant;

5. 4 photos of family members' certificates (if they are minor children) or 5 photos of certificates (if they are adult children);

6. The applicant's annual income certificate.

If you apply for reunion with 1 family members, the annual income of the applicant shall not be less than the total social allowance of 1 year, and if you apply for 2 to 3 family members, the annual income of the applicant shall not be less than 2 times of the total social allowance of 1 year; If the applicant has more than four family members, the annual income of the applicant shall not be less than three times of the total social allowance for one year, and the children (14 years old) are special: "If the applicant applies for two or more children 14 years old, the income shall not be less than one time of the annual welfare".