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Published 8 days ago · AFR · Updated 8 days ago

Italy’s ‘exit tax’ plan spooks rich expats

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Giorgia Meloni’s government has proposed a special levy for people leaving the country as part of its budget for 2027.

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Italy’s ‘exit tax’ spooks super-rich expats

Giorgia Meloni’s government has proposed a special levy for people leaving the country as part of its budget for 2027.

By Amy Kazmin · Nov 3, 2026, 11:21 PM UTC

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Italy’s ‘exit tax’ spooks super-rich expats
Giorgia Meloni’s government has proposed a special levy for people leaving the country as part of its budget for 2027.
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