Income Tax Return Italy in Italy

• This service is ideal for English-speaking expats living in Italy, whether temporarily or permanently, who need assistance in preparing and filing their annual income tax returns. 
• This would include individuals working in Italy, either as employees of Italian or foreign companies, self-employed professionals, and those with rental income from properties located in Italy.
• It also caters to expats who have investments or financial assets in the country that may be subject to Italian tax laws.

• Italian fiscal code (Codice Fiscale).
• Documentation of all income sources within Italy, including employment, self-employment, or rental income.
• Statements of any financial assets or overseas income.
• Proof of residence, if applicable.

1. Initial Consultation: We gather all necessary documentation and review your fiscal status in Italy.
2. Document Preparation: Accurately compile all income and tax documents as required by Italian law.
3. Filing: Electronically file your tax return with the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate).
4. Follow-Up: We ensure that all filings are processed correctly and on time.

• Expert Guidance: Manage the complexities of Italian tax law - including the Consolidated Income Tax Act (TUIR), with professional advice from experienced fiscal experts. 
• Compliance Assurance: Minimise your tax liabilities while ensuring full compliance with Italian tax regulations.
• Time-Saving: We handle all aspects of the tax return process, saving you valuable time and hassle.
• Peace of Mind: Rest assured knowing that your tax affairs are managed by experts familiar with the needs of expats in Italy.

In Italy, the annual deadline for filing income tax returns generally falls on November 30th for individuals using the standard system. However, for those who are eligible and opt to use the online services provided by the Agenzia delle Entrate, the Italian Revenue Agency, there is an extended deadline which is usually at the end of July.

As for the payment of any taxes due, it typically occurs in two phases if the amount is substantial. The first payment is due by the filing deadline of the tax return (June 30th for those not using the extended online filing option, or by the end of July for those who do). The second installment is usually due by November 30th.

• Expert handling of local income declarations.
• Professional assistance in multiple languages, including English and Italian.
• Up-to-date advice on the latest Italian tax regulations and amendments.
• Secure and confidential handling of your personal financial information.