Sources of Income TO Avoid If you Want to Retire in Italy

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Sources of Income TO Avoid If you Want to Retire in Italy
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[@martinsjogren4366]

So in conclusion best to just spend 2-3 months a year in Italy in retirement, and never become a tax resident in Italy. The bureaucracy, very high taxes and ever changing rules in Italy just seem too crazy. Best for peace of mind to not have the stress to deal with Italian authorities at all.

[@atbaritone]

That's what I've been thinking, too. Unless you have a reason to move there permanently, such as finding affordable housing in retirement, don't. Visit for the length of time allowed by Schengen, then go somewhere else.

[@mr-vet]

If you pension is a “public” one (such as from federal, state, county, city civilian career, military, fire service, law enforcement, etc…) it will be tax exempt in Italy (in Spain, too).

[@miramceniff2858]

What about if you re from Ireland ??

[@davidwhittle410]

Hi, so what happens if you live in a 7% tax area in Italy? Also does New Zealand have a tax agreement with Italy?

[@esentaxa]

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[@obfuscateidentity2329]

What is you will live off cash savings??? It's not income, so no taxes?

[@esentaxa]

yes

[@Artlover-p5w]

@@esentaxa you get taxed on assets also.