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Depending on where you’re doing that and your nationality and fiscal residence, that might be illegal.
Surely not? Could you name a specific combination of those 3 factors that make it illegal?
Esterovestizione is the specific term for that kind of fiscal crime.
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Surely not? Could you name a specific combination of those 3 factors that make it illegal?
Italy, being Italian, not being fiscally resident somewhere else for more than six months. Esterovestizione is the specific term for that kind of fiscal crime.
Yes, that is fraud. But one can do it legally by not lying about ones residence and paying taxes locally. It's complicated, so accountants will love you, but it's not illegal as far as I know.
Well the main issue in italy is not lack of funding or lack of talent but rather the amount of taxation companies had to go through and the uncertainty behind a big and complex legal system which makes an average of 8 years for civil processing . these two things alone and the fact there are better places in europe to make a startup (hint: netherlands, germany, france, czech republic, romania, poland) makes me wonder…
Italy is better than France, Germany, etc. [0]
Italy has other problems (labor law; IP law; etc), but I don't think that taxes are an issue.
[0]: https://taxfoundation.org/capital-gains-tax-rates-in-europe-...