Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
#31
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Re: Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
Going back to the issue of income tax on UK-based rental income.
In the UK, I am currently being taxed at a rate of 20% on an annual income of roughly £29K GBP (32K Euro).
Taking into account my tax-free allowance of £12,500 this equates to £3,320 per annum.
How would Italian income tax (IRPEF) be calculated on this?
The current rates are:
0-15,000 Euro = 23%
15,001-28,000 Euro = 28%
28,001 - 55,000 Euro = 38%
Would I be expected to pay 38% tax on all of my income?
Or, would the tax rates be applied successively i.e 38% only on what I earn between 28K-32K Euro?
Also, should I bite the bullet and return to Italy is there an initial tax-free allowance? (Would the UK's tax-free allowance be recognized?)
Thanks again for any advice.
In the UK, I am currently being taxed at a rate of 20% on an annual income of roughly £29K GBP (32K Euro).
Taking into account my tax-free allowance of £12,500 this equates to £3,320 per annum.
How would Italian income tax (IRPEF) be calculated on this?
The current rates are:
0-15,000 Euro = 23%
15,001-28,000 Euro = 28%
28,001 - 55,000 Euro = 38%
Would I be expected to pay 38% tax on all of my income?
Or, would the tax rates be applied successively i.e 38% only on what I earn between 28K-32K Euro?
Also, should I bite the bullet and return to Italy is there an initial tax-free allowance? (Would the UK's tax-free allowance be recognized?)
Thanks again for any advice.
#32
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Re: Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
Thanks Geordieborn. Good to know. Ive always fancied a day out it Strasbourg! If INPS ever allow face to face appointments again, Ill ask them!
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Re: Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
Chuckle.... ! We used to deal with cases and then put them away to await a reply with a date 1-2 months forward. For the southern Italian offices like Palermo it was 3-4 months - upwards of 6 months in summer! Good luck Modicasa!
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Re: Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
Hi there, italy have made a new law that expats moving to the south of Italy, Sardinia or Sicily will pay only 7%tax on pensions and investments if they move to a town with less than 20,000 inhabitants. There are also tax benefits for non retirees. Check it out.
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Re: Returning to Italy? Advice needed (residence, retirement, INPS, tax)
There are quite a few conditions on this, not least that after 5 years switch back onto normal taxation rates.