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Regime impatriati tightened — exemption cut to 50% and capped

In force Taxation

Legislative Decree 209/2023 materially reformed the regime impatriati from 1 January 2024. The general income-tax exemption fell from 70% to 50%, an income cap of €600,000 was introduced, and residency conditions tightened to require three prior years of non-Italian residence (five or seven years if the same employer employed the worker abroad). The previous five-year extension for buyers of residential property, or for families with dependent children, was abolished.

Who it affects

New arrivals from 2024 qualifying under the regime impatriati.

Sources

Primary: Agenzia delle Entrate ↗

Corroborating: Gazzetta Ufficiale della Repubblica Italiana ↗

Verified 2026-04-21 · methodology · report a correction