Last updated: March 07, 2024
If you do not reside in Italy, i.e. you live less than 183 days in Italy and therefore do not have the obligation to declare your income through the Agenzia delle Entrate, take a look at our global solutions Xolo Go and Xolo Leap.
Income is understood to have been produced in Italy, and is therefore subject to taxation by the Italian state - except as provided for in international conventions against double taxation - if it originated in Italian territory and derives from:
- employee, self-employed, business activities, etc.
- pensions and similar checks
- real estate (land and buildings) located in Italy
Other types of income (such as, for example, those of companies) are also subject to taxation.
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