Cross-border wealth succession – Transferring Wealth with Confidence
As soon as assets are transferred across national borders, the tax situation becomes complex. We support entrepreneurs and private individuals with inheritances, gifts and succession arrangements between Italy and other countries. Careful consideration of Italian and international inheritance and gift tax rules makes it possible to avoid cross-border tax conflicts.
International assets, multiple tax liabilities
The more countries are involved, the more complex the tax classification becomes. What is decisive is the correct assessment of real estate, corporate shareholdings and financial assets in an international context. On this basis, succession structures emerge that reduce double taxation risks and stand the test of time.
Anyone relocating their residence to or from Italy triggers tax consequences – often without realising it. We handle exit and entry cases, international family wealth and asset transfers in an entrepreneurial context with foresight, coordinating where necessary with lawyers specialised in corporate and inheritance law.
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Dott. Comm. Josef Vieider
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Dott. Comm. Alessandro Zanellato
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Dott. Comm. Stefan Lanznaster
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Dott. Comm. Thomas Pichler
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RA Avv. Vanessa Gasteiger
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Our newsletters – Useful Updates on Tax and Legal Matters
Periodic reporting by delegated directors – reminder for the first half of 2026
Delegated directors must report to the board of directors and the statutory auditors at least every six months on business performance, outlook and major transactions. The documentation for the first half of 2026 should be completed within the third quarter.
Refund of foreign VAT – applications for 2025 to be filed by Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Companies and self-employed professionals may claim a refund of VAT paid in other EU Member States during 2025 up to 30 September 2026. We summarise the procedure, deadlines, minimum amounts and documentation requirements.