Your Move
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About You
Which of these is you?
Your Work
How do you get paid?
Pick the closest.
Income
Roughly how much will you bill in a year?
Before expenses, in U.S. dollars. The forfettario stops at €85,000, about $100,000.
Your Work History
Have you been self-employed in the last three years?
Anywhere, the U.S. included. Italy gives a brand-new business 5% for its first five years; freelancing in the last three years, here or abroad, means 15%.
Citizenship
Are you a U.S. citizen?
Only U.S. citizens can swap Italy's pension contributions for U.S. Social Security. Green card holders file a U.S. return but pay into Italy's system.
Your Situation
What do you hold?
Outside Italy. Select all that apply.
Income
Roughly how much do they pay you a year?
Dividends, interest, rent and gains together, in U.S. dollars.
Value
Roughly what are they worth?
Everything you picked, together, in U.S. dollars.
Your Company
How is the company set up?
Day to Day
Once you're in Italy, who runs it?
Taking Money Out
How do you take money out?
Your Move
Where are you with your move to Italy?
Your Move
Where are you with your move to Italy?
Household
Are you married or single?
Income
What will you live on in Italy?
Select all that apply.
Amounts
Roughly how much a year?
Your Town
Which town in Italy are you looking at?
We check it against the official list of towns that qualify for the 7% regime.
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Your Details
Where should we send your results?
Your results open on the next screen. We'll email you a copy.