On 23 December 2011, the Italian Parliament passed a bill which included various provisions which significantly modified the Italian pension systems.

The EU Pay Transparency Directive introduces the principle of equal pay for work of equal value, in part as a way to bridge the gender pay gap that is still entrenched throughout the EU...

La presente newsletter analizza il Decreto del Ministro dell'Economia e delle Finanze 19 giugno 2015

Il Senato della Repubblica ha approvato in via definitiva il Disegno di legge n. 1484-B sulla "Legge annuale sulle piccole e medie imprese", introducendo importanti novità in materia di lavoro.

Italy's real estate market appears to be experiencing a decline which is not matched elsewhere in Europe.

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The Italian tax authorities have issued a significant ruling on pension taxation following EDF's nationalization by the French State. A French resident considering relocation to Italy questioned whether this change in ownership could reclassify their CNIEG pension from a social security benefit to a government pension, potentially shifting exclusive taxing rights to France. The authorities' response provides important insights for similar situations involving state-owned entities performing commercial activ

The Italian Budget Law for 2019 (Law no. 145/2018) has introduced a favorable tax regime aimed at encouraging retired people living in foreign countries to move their residence to Southern Italy.

In a landmark discrimination case at the Supreme Court, John Walker, a gay man, formerly a cavalry officer, won a long legal battle aimed at providing his husband with equal pension rights.

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When living in Italy, should you keep your savings in cash or invest for the future? This analysis examines the role of cash versus investment strategies for expatriates and residents managing their finances in Italy, considering inflation, market returns, and the specific circumstances that determine which approach makes sense for different financial goals.

Earlier this year, Italy expanded and strengthened its ‘non-dom' tax regime by introducing new favourable measures with the aim of attracting foreign tax resident individuals holding foreign pensions.

The Italian flat tax regime for high net worth individuals offers significant benefits, but many overlook a crucial financial planning opportunity involving UK pensions. By strategically converting UK pension pots into investment portfolios while under the flat tax regime, HNW individuals can potentially eliminate future progressive income tax liabilities and create more tax-efficient income streams.

The tax regime comes with an additional exemption from wealth taxes on foreign assets.

Relocation abroad to a more relaxed environment may be a real consideration for older individuals either imminently facing retirement or already in their retirement years.

The Italian financial maneuver for 2019 provides incentives for foreigners who choose to move to the southern regions.

The legislator's aim is to attract to Italy people with an high level of professional and educational background, HNWI and other investors.

Harvey Law Group (HLG) is proud to offer The Italy Retirement Visa program, officially known as the Elective Residence Visa.

In November 2016 the Senate approved a bill containing new measures for the protection of the self-employed and to promote smart-working for employees.