User talk:EddyB

Hi, while you are somewhat correct, the impression now being given in the text may be erroneous for some Italians. Qoute: "Italian income tax code (Article 2 of the TUIR) deems Italian citizens who are deleted from the registers of the Italian resident population and moved to States or territories adopting a preferential tax regime as Italian residents, unless proven otherwise. These states and territories are identified by the ministerial decree of 4 May 1999. Therefore, these citizens can benefit from the incentives to attract human capital of low-tax schemes only if they are able to overturn the presumption of residence in Italy indicated above". And quote: "The person who, although resident or domiciled abroad, has never canceled his/her name from the register of the Italian resident population cannot be granted the benefits". This information is somewhat more complicated than envisaged for a high level note, however it may be worthwhile including. --DJN 04:10, 12 September 2022 (EDT)


 * I have posted this comment in the relevant page, Talk:EU non-habitual residence. Additional comments should be posted there. --LadyGeek 07:57, 12 September 2022 (EDT)