Money from a business comes in, the assumption here is work and hence tax gotta be paid in the communist states of Europe.
Either she is resident in Italy or she is not.JamesDonkey said:
How about this hypothetical situation:
- the mom left Italy several years ago
- she registered in Italy as non resident
- she continues to use her italian bank account
- she lives in a country with zero- or territorial-based taxation, for several years
Would the fact that she receives money to her Italian bank account, from his son's business, make her somehow liable to pay taxes in Italy?
Or would she have to pay, including zero , taxes in her present country she moved to?
Generally speaking, without nuances.
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If she is not in Italy and is registered with the AIRE, then she should worry about the tax authorities of the place where she currently residesJamesDonkey said:
As I've said:
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- the mom left Italy several years ago
- she registered in Italy as non resident (for tax purposes)
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Would she have been a resident in Italy?
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