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Italy Exit Tax Plans Risk Upending Years Spent Courting Rich
Source: Bloomberg
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Italy has spent about a decade using large tax exemptions to attract wealthy people globally and encourage Italian expats to return. The article says the country is now sending mixed messages, without specifying the policy changes or their effects.
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