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Italy offers multiple low-tax regimes
Brief
@thealepalombo outlines Italy's attracting tax regimes—worker ~10–15%, retiree 7% in small southern towns (≤30k), €300k flat for UHNW, researchers ~2–3%—and rising migration: 3,600 millionaires in 2025 and 209 Investor Visas (+63% YoY). He’s hosting a free 2‑hour webinar on May 5 with Matteo Zangrillo and Giancarlo Reiter Ostetto to cover regimes, cities, trade‑offs and real stories.
Why it matters
Italy offers multiple low-tax regimes: roughly 10–15% effective tax for workers (50% exemption, 60% with kids), 7% flat tax on foreign income for retirees in small southern villages (now up to 30,000 inhabitants), a €300,000 yearly flat tax for UHNW on foreign income, and ~2–3% effective rate for researchers.
Key details
- Migration/activity numbers are rising: 3,600 millionaires relocated to Italy in 2025, 209 Investor Visas were approved (+63% YoY), and tens of thousands use the 'Impatriati' regime.
- Author is hosting a free 2-hour webinar on Tuesday, May 5 (5pm Rome / 11am New York) with Matteo Zangrillo (tax & international mobility) and Giancarlo Reiter Ostetto (migration, Lexidy); Bitizenship handles only the Investor Visa, recording and live Q&A included.