International wealth
Tax, mobility, flat-tax and cross-border planning for international families and HNWI wealth.
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Italy's New Residents Flat Tax 2026: What Changed from €200,000 to €300,000
Italy's 2026 Budget Law raised the substitute tax under Article 24-bis TUIR from €200,000 to €300,000/year (family members from €25,000 to €50,000). Analysis of the change, updated break-even, impact on pre-2026 transfers, comparison with foreign regimes. Sources: Italian Revenue Agency, MEF, Normattiva.
Italy's Flat Tax for New Residents: The Complete HNWI Guide 2026
From 1 January 2026 the flat substitute tax on foreign-sourced income for new Italian tax residents rises to €300,000/year (was €200,000), with €50,000 for each family member — as set by Law 199/2025 (2026 Budget Law). With the UK Non-Dom regime abolished, Italy remains one of Europe's most compelling jurisdictions for HNWI. Evidence-based guide with official sources.
Wealth Protection During Geopolitical Crisis: An Evidence-Based Approach
Historical analysis of portfolio behaviour during major geopolitical events, from the Gulf War to the 2026 Iran conflict. Stress-tested strategies for preserving and growing wealth when markets face systemic uncertainty.
From Dubai to Milan: The Complete HNWI Relocation Guide 2026
A practical, step-by-step guide for HNWI relocating from the Gulf to Italy. From tax residence to banking, real estate to children's education — everything you need for a seamless transition.
International Pension & Retirement Planning: Cross-Border Strategies for HNWI
How to build a pension and retirement income strategy that works across jurisdictions. From Italian fondi pensione to UK SIPP transfers, social security totalisation, and tax-efficient drawdown for globally mobile individuals.
Trust & Fiduciary Structures for International Wealth: A Comprehensive Guide
How Italian trusts, fiduciary mandates, and holding company structures can protect and transmit international wealth. Comparison across jurisdictions, Sharia-compliant alternatives, and compliance frameworks.
TFR in the Company or Pension Fund? The Definitive 2026 Guide for Employers and Employees
Technical and tax analysis updated to 2026. Why leaving TFR (Trattamento di Fine Rapporto — Italian severance pay) in the company is a costly liability for the business and a missed opportunity for the worker. Detailed comparison with numerical simulations.