Tax Returns 2025
for Expats in Italy

Anyone who is considered fiscally resident in Italy must file a tax return because you are typically considered fiscally resident if you spent most of the calendar year (more than 183 days) in Italy during 2024.

Expath manages all common tax returns including Modello 730, Redditi Persone Fisiche (commonly known as Modello Unico), and the RW form for declaring foreign assets, investments, and cryptocurrencies.

Generally, you will need documents confirming your income, residency details, records of foreign investments or cryptocurrencies, and information on deductions or tax credits.

Our fees depend on your situation’s complexity. Contact us to receive a transparent, detailed quotation tailored specifically to your circumstances.

Deadlines vary depending on the type of tax return but are usually due by September or November each year. Expath helps clients so that they can identify your specific deadline.

Yes, we can assist you in filing overdue tax returns from previous years to ensure compliance with Italian tax authorities.

Late submissions may lead to penalties and interest charges. Expath can advise you on managing late filings and minimizing consequences.

Generally, yes. Italian tax residents must declare worldwide income. However, tax treaties may prevent double taxation, and Expath can guide you through this.

Yes. If you’re fiscally resident in Italy, income from foreign employers must be declared. Expath can clarify your obligations and assist you in complying.