You may be thinking about or planning a move to Italy right now, and if so, you’re not alone. Italy has long been a desirable destination for millions around the globe, however these are particularly strange and interesting times, especially for those living in the UK and considering the twin challenges of Covid19 and Brexit. […]
How do you become resident or even a citizen in Italy? I thought I would provide some summarised information to help new arrivals and British nationals alike. (This article was originally published in february 2020, updated in May and October 2020) This is especially relevant for British nationals since Brexit This is a guide for […]
How do you become resident or even a citizen in Italy? I thought I would provide some summarised information to help new arrivals and British nationals alike. (This is especially relevant for British nationals since Brexit) This is a guide for European citizens within the European Union, including British nationals with transition period-rights while Britain […]
You are unlikely to move to Italy purely for tax advantages. It’s more likely you will have thought deeply about your personal and work future plans, and experienced many emotions about the difficult choices facing your life after brexit. These decisions are of course not to be taken lightly, and are likely to have been […]
The UK will formally leave the European Union on 31 January 2020, leaving many questions and concerns for both British citizens living throughout the EU, as well as EU citizens living in the United Kingdom. The UK was due to leave the EU on March 29, 2019, in accordance with the EU’s Article 50 exit […]
Taxes on UK property set to rise significantly after Brexit for Italian residents Britain’s exit from the European Union will change how the property tax is calculated for UK property owners, and will likely result in annual property tax increases. The tax, known as the IVIE, is currently applied to all foreign property owned by […]
As you well know, a stalemate has developed in the UK and recently claimed the scalp of the Prime Minister. What remains to be seen is whether a new leader can find an alternative solution that has sufficient support and which can create unity within the UK parliament and within the wider UK population. Despite […]
