Any trader From Italy?

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What about crime in Italy? Mafia and so on?
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What about the rate of homicides per inhabitant in the US and in Italy? Where do you think it is higher?
 
Is it true you need a tax payer ID for everything from opening a bank account and paying bills, to signing up with an ISP ?

If you want to spend only part of the year in Italy , aren't the tax authorities going to investigate you to make sure that you are paying taxes somewhere?
 
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Is it true you need a tax payer ID for everything from opening a bank account and paying bills, to signing up with an ISP ?

If you want to spend only part of the year in Italy , aren't the tax authorities going to investigate you to make sure that you are paying taxes somewhere?
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Yes, you need this ID for everything. It is called 'codice fiscale'. Just go there, ask for short-term resident authorisation (permesso di sogiorno) (usually for three months) and then apply for a tax ID. Then you'll keep this ID forever, even if you're not a resident anymore.
 
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Is it true you need a tax payer ID for everything from opening a bank account and paying bills, to signing up with an ISP ?

If you want to spend only part of the year in Italy , aren't the tax authorities going to investigate you to make sure that you are paying taxes somewhere?
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As of the taxpayer ID you need it only if you are legally resident. Non resident foreigners can open (tax free) bank accounts.

I can't say anything about utilities bills. I suppose the answer would be "yes".

If you spend only part of the year you probably won't be liable to any tax unless you work or own a business (trading excluded).
 
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I thought about San Remo myself, it's close to the French border and the French riviera. I wasn't too excited by the pics I saw on the web though . The place looks old, almost run down compared to pictures of Nice or other French coastal towns. Maybe it 's a wrong impression i have. I'd rather be in France , except for the French sometimes maybe.... well in the South they are different I think.

The only reason I would consider moving to the Italian Riviera though besides the weather is the tax rate. I read on ET it's 12 % or so, and the fiscus doesn't treat you differently or doesn't care if you derive all your income from trading . Does this still hold true- if it ever was?
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San Remo is boring, but you are in the middle of the Riviera.
There is one music festival there an dthat's about all....
 
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San Remo is boring, but you are in the middle of the Riviera.
There is one music festival there an dthat's about all....
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San Remo boring? Yes, if you compare with Las Vegas...
 
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