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My mother is a commercialista (I think it's safe to translate it as "accountant") so I might ask her better when I'll see her. What I know at the moment is tha
by paolomaffei 16y ago
My mother is a commercialista (I think it's safe to translate it as "accountant") so I might ask her better when I'll see her.
What I know at the moment is that:
- if you pay your taxes fully in Italy (if that's even possible of course) it's ok
- if you pay your corporate taxes in UK then in Italy you only pay taxes on your dividends that's called "esterovestizione" and is illegal
- fierarul 16y ago>if you pay your corporate taxes in UK then in Italy you only pay taxes on your dividends that's called "esterovestizione" and is illegal I'm pretty sure double-taxation treaties exist within UK and Italy given they are in the EU. Also, not sure how Italy could claim taxes on the profit of an UK entity. Dividends are another matter entirely and depend on the residence of the person so dividend taxes will probably be paid in Italy directly.
- paolomaffei 16y agoAlso, not sure how Italy could claim taxes on the profit of an UK entity. - I'm pretty sure it does, it is written very clearly in a law (the infamous "esterovestizione" one).