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Italy proposes 26% exit tax on emigrants with assets over €800,000
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Italy's government under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has proposed a special levy on individuals leaving the country as part of its 2027 budget plan. The exit tax would apply to people with assets of 800,000 euros or more and would also cover unrealized gains. The proposal targets wealthy individuals who relocate abroad, potentially affecting those with significant holdings in Italy. The measure is part of broader budget planning for 2027 and would need to be finalized and approved before taking effect. The article does not specify implementation details or exemptions.
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Giorgia Meloni's government has proposed a special levy on individuals leaving the country as part of its 2027 budget plan. The tax would apply to those with assets of €800,000 or more and would also cover unrealized gains.
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Italy's Meloni government proposes exit tax on wealthy emigrants in 2027 budget