Lump sum
EUR 300,000
minimum tax EUR 300,000
Duration
15 years
Prior non-residency
9 years
required before applying
Standard top income tax
43.0%
Italy, without the regime
Overview
- Regime
- Lump-Sum Tax Regime (HNWIs)
- Country
- Italy
- Type
- Lump sum
- Status
- Active
- Effective from
- Jan 1, 2017
- Expires on
- —
Details
- Summary
- Flat annual tax on foreign-source income for high-net-worth individuals transferring residence to Italy. New arrivals from 2026 are subject to EUR 300,000; earlier opt-ins remain grandfathered under prior rules.
- Eligibility
- Must not have been tax resident in Italy in at least 9 of 10 prior years.
- Benefits
- EUR 300,000 flat annual tax covers foreign-source income regardless of amount for new opt-ins. Italian-source income is taxed normally; family-member substitute tax remains separate.
- Requirements
- Must become Italian tax resident.
- Limitations
- EUR 300,000 annual substitute tax applies to transfers of residence from 2026. Family members are subject to a separate EUR 50,000 annual substitute tax. 2024 and 2025 opt-ins retain the EUR 100,000/EUR 200,000 treatment under their existing rules.
- Income types covered
- All foreign-source income
- Duration details
- Up to 15 years
Other regimes in Italy
| Name | Type | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Impatriate Regime | Percentage exemption | — |
View source PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries