Italia face un pas înapoi în privința „taxei de ieșire” pentru bogați care a stârnit rumoare

Italy is reconsidering its proposed exit tax for wealthy individuals moving abroad, following criticism from financial experts. The tax, set at 26% on capital gains for those with investments over €800,000, has raised concerns about its impact on Italy's attractiveness for affluent residents. The government is open to dialogue on improving the tax, but details remain unclear. Current incentives for wealthy individuals relocating to Italy include a flat annual tax of €300,000 on foreign income. The proposed budget also includes tax increases for financial and energy sectors, aiming to raise additional revenue. Critics argue that the exit tax could deter wealthy individuals and undermine efforts to attract foreign capital.