Marco Mesina argues that Italy’s flat tax regimes should absorb the draft exit tax, provided residents leave before their regime expires.
Greece’s parliament passed a 10% tax on individuals’ crypto gains, exempting net annual gains up to €500, taxing staking at 15%.
The unannounced measure would tax unsold gains from 2027, and anyone who wants to defer must pay half the bill up front.
Greece’s finance ministry has published a draft bill that would tax individuals’ gains from crypto-assets at 10%. Net gains of up to €500 a year would go untaxed, and the ministry wants parliament to vote on the bill in the first week of November.
Non-EU applicants face more than double today’s minimum tax from 2027; applications received by December 31 keep current terms until 2031.
A tax treaty settles dual residence by applying its tests one at a time, starting with where you have a home available. Each treaty sets its own order, and some differ from the OECD Model. If the treaty picks the other country, Canada treats you as having left, and the UK and Australia do not.
Taxing returns rather than net worth, the surtax would reach back to January 1. Congress already overturned one DC tax law this year.
IFICI is not NHR with a new name. RME Legal maps the eligibility rules most relocating professionals get wrong.
Months after courts undid the world’s highest wealth tax rate, Colombia’s new president wants to abolish the levy altogether.
The state gained 28,000 millionaires and still lost billions in potential tax revenue, a paradox now at the center of one of America’s fiercest tax debates.
GSC International on how Turkey’s 20-year tax exemption, paired with citizenship, builds an entire life abroad and not just a passport.
The 5% tax cleared its signature hurdle on Wednesday. A day later, its backers offered to cut the rate. Six billionaires had already left.
Now gazetted, Law No. 7582 gives new tax residents a 20-year break on foreign income, a complement to Türkiye’s US$400,000 passport.
Multinational group entities that cannot prove real operations in Panama would lose their foreign-income tax exemption under Bill 641.
Marco Mesina explains the intricacies of Italy’s proposed 4% flat tax, the first regime to cover the Italian pension itself.
Amendments targeting loss carry-back and startup exemptions are under development; the Dutch Senate sent 36 pages of questions to the tax minister.
44,881 impatriates. 933 foreign pensioners. Federico Salmoiraghi analyzes what Italy’s newest tax regime numbers really mean.
Six billionaires fled before the January 1 cutoff; opponents have spent US$80 million on counter-measures. The ballot fight is just beginning.
Erdogan frames the package as a bid to pull capital away from war-hit Gulf hubs; the centerpiece is a 20-year personal tax holiday.
The 2025–2026 verification cycle signals tighter administrative scrutiny of Italy’s €1.75 billion cross-border pension footprint.
