Is Italy the new tax haven for the global rich? (bbc.com)

> Italy has already been attacked by the French Government for using tax incentives to lure wealthy French and other international residents away

Has France tried to compete instead of criticise?

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Worth noting: at 137% [1], Italy is now over the debt/GDP ratio where Greece lost control of its public finances in 2009 (127%) [2] (and France is not all that far behind at 115%). Current tax rules are unlikely to remain in place if/when the next crisis hits.

[1] https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-euro-indicators/w...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_government-debt_crisis#E...

AFAIK it's called Beckham Law and there are jurisdictions where tax is even lower, like in Poland: https://cgolegal.com/lump-sum-taxation-on-foreign-sourced-in...

Portugal has NHR2 which is great for Tech Entrepreneurs, Zero Tax on foreign sourced Dividends and Zero Capital Gains for 10 years plus no inheritance tax if you leave to your children.

Dubai 2.0 == rome?

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add a pretty impredictable figure needed to pay (Italian) lawyers to get out of the mess: getting in and, especially, getting out.

Meloni is about to collapse: now on a day to day agenda: nothing good at the horizon.

good luck