Difference between revisions of "Italian taxes"
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==For everyone== | ==For everyone== | ||
| − | Each and every year before the end of February SISSA will provide you with a filled CUD model that is a model that will show how much SISSA has paid you during the previous year and how many taxes the school has paid for you in the same period. Hence all the incomes you'll get from SISSA are already "taxed" as SISSA paid taxes for you. If your sole income came from SISSA you'll have | + | Each and every year before the end of February SISSA will provide you with a filled CUD model that is a model that will show how much SISSA has paid you during the previous year and how many taxes the school has paid for you in the same period. Hence all the incomes you'll get from SISSA are already "taxed" as SISSA paid taxes for you. If your sole income came from SISSA, you'll have to download the file and keep it as a reference or, if you are Italian, give it to your family in order to include the relevant infos in your parents declaration. If this is not true then you'll have to fill an income declaration. As this procedure is far more complicated than the quest for a renormalizable theory of quantum gravity we strongly advise you to ask for help to one of the ''centri di assistenza fiscale'' in Trieste. These offices are usually run by workers' unions and have a special status that enable them to completely handle your file with the Ministry. |
==For Italians only== | ==For Italians only== | ||
You PhD fellowship is regarded to be an employee-like income, hence [http://www.agenziaentrate.gov.it/ilwwcm/resources/file/eb4b134bfe92120/guida_5_08.pdf these rules] do apply. As far as we know a PhD student is regarded as a university student and hence our families are entitled to get a partial tax reimbursement for the rent expenses. (E.g. [http://denuncia-redditi.blogautore.repubblica.it/2009/02/10/ the answer given by this tax expert] - look for ''affitto'') | You PhD fellowship is regarded to be an employee-like income, hence [http://www.agenziaentrate.gov.it/ilwwcm/resources/file/eb4b134bfe92120/guida_5_08.pdf these rules] do apply. As far as we know a PhD student is regarded as a university student and hence our families are entitled to get a partial tax reimbursement for the rent expenses. (E.g. [http://denuncia-redditi.blogautore.repubblica.it/2009/02/10/ the answer given by this tax expert] - look for ''affitto'') | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 12 March 2010
Let's start with a simple statement: Italian taxes are something you should avoid to mess with as long as you are alive.
For everyone
Each and every year before the end of February SISSA will provide you with a filled CUD model that is a model that will show how much SISSA has paid you during the previous year and how many taxes the school has paid for you in the same period. Hence all the incomes you'll get from SISSA are already "taxed" as SISSA paid taxes for you. If your sole income came from SISSA, you'll have to download the file and keep it as a reference or, if you are Italian, give it to your family in order to include the relevant infos in your parents declaration. If this is not true then you'll have to fill an income declaration. As this procedure is far more complicated than the quest for a renormalizable theory of quantum gravity we strongly advise you to ask for help to one of the centri di assistenza fiscale in Trieste. These offices are usually run by workers' unions and have a special status that enable them to completely handle your file with the Ministry.
For Italians only
You PhD fellowship is regarded to be an employee-like income, hence these rules do apply. As far as we know a PhD student is regarded as a university student and hence our families are entitled to get a partial tax reimbursement for the rent expenses. (E.g. the answer given by this tax expert - look for affitto)
