Italy’s incoming government has introduced plans to impose a financial exit tax on individuals relocating abroad, as outlined in its draft budget for next year. The measure aims to generate revenue by targeting high-net-worth individuals and expatriates, though details on the tax rate and exemptions remain unclear. Critics argue the policy could discourage skilled workers from leaving, while supporters claim it will help fund public services. The proposal has sparked debate over its economic impact and fairness as lawmakers prepare to review the budget.
Giorgia Meloni’s government has proposed a special levy for people leaving the country as part of its budget for 2027
