Tax advice

Property taxes, such as IMU and waste collection tax, with their deadlines.

If the home is let for short stays: the national identification code, registering guests with the police, tourist tax where required by the municipality, and choosing the tax regime, such as the flat-rate tax.

For anyone living abroad: the Italian tax code, tax returns in Italy and, where needed, a fiscal representative.

The agency gathers the documents for your home and asks how you use it: for yourself, for your family, or rented out. Deadlines are scheduled together with the tax advisor, and the agency lets you know when one is approaching, with the amount once it is known.

The specialist prepares and signs the tax returns. The agency liaises between parties, gathers the paperwork and accounts to you for everything that has been paid.

The agency does not replace your accountant: if you have one, it works alongside them, passing on the paperwork for your home rather than asking you twice.

The tax advisor's fee is separate from the agency's fee, agreed before starting. Rules on short lets change often, and what applies for one season is checked again before the next. Any change that affects your home is explained to you, setting out what it entails.