Living in Italy means you'll have to file an annual income tax declaration – but how soon after relocating do you have to start reporting your earnings to the Italian taxman?
Elaine Allaby - elaine.allaby@thelocal.com
Updated: Sun 17 May 2026 07:30 CET
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An Italian tax form on a desk in a tax office in Rome. Photo by ANDREAS SOLARO / AFP.
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