The IV Anti-Money Laundering Provisions have been transposed in Italy with Dlgs 90/2017, which has been in force since 4 July.Although the various implementing measures are still missing, significant changes have been reported for fiscal monitoring purposes (DL 167/1990).
In particular, the amendments concerned the following legal articles:
There is still a reporting obligation for transactions in and out of the country for amounts over 15,000 Euro, also carried out by non-residents.
With the implementation of these changes, the Revenue Agency and the Ucifi will receive much more sensitive information from multiple intermediary entities (subject to verification, storage and reporting obligations), even if it has been made to a foreign screen structure or to a non-risky recipient.
The new "enhanced" tax monitoring legislation increases opportunities for the Italian Taxation Office to intercept illegal capital transfers abroad and, above all, "fictitious residences", ie taxpayers who, while taxpaying abroad, actually continue to move their financial assets through intermediaries resident or otherwise obliged to communicate the data.
Subjects who have moved abroad for just for hiding the financial assets at the Italian Fisco, still have the opportunity to regularize their positions with their work, but they will have to do so in a short time, considering the global implementation of the exchange of information.
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