Bonuses and tax breaks for those who move to Italy

Impatriate workers (Italian or foreign, either employees,or self-employed)

• Not having a residence in Italy for three consecutive tax periods prior to re-entry
  
• Moving tax residence to Italy, thus working primarily in Italy for at least four years
  
• The workers must have high qualification or specialization
  
• New employment contract and new employer

Researchers and academics
Italy wanted to further help this category of workers by providing special benefits only for those who decide to return to Italy to work in academic scientific circles. In this case, the prerequisites for teaching researchers are:

• Be registered with AIRE, or have worked for the last two tax years abroad
  
• Have worked for at least two years as a researcher or university lecturer abroad, not intermittently
  
• Move your tax residence to Italy
  
• Carrying out research or academic teaching activities also in Italy

• Tax reduced by 50%
• Reduction of taxation to 60% for parents with one or more children, even if the birth/adoption occurred during the use of the relief
• The 90% reduction is no longer provided for expatriates transferred to Southern Italy

To take advantage of these benefits, it is necessary to submit a self-declaration ex DPR 445/2000.
This declaration follows two different paths for self-employed people and employees.
In both cases the procedures present some criticalities.
We not only help in carrying out the bureaucratic procedure, but also accompany the client during the decisive choices for a quick and effective repatriation, which aims to avoid disputes of the financial administration.