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Inside Milan’s rise as a haven for the world’s wealthiest
How much would you pay to live la dolce vita? Italy’s flat tax for high-earning foreigners was first introduced in 2017, under then-prime minister Paolo Gentiloni. The rate was set at €100,000, which covered all overseas income (while Italian income was taxed in the normal way). In 2024, under Giorgia…
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