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The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and Macao, in collaboration with Deloitte AP ICE Limited , is pleased to present the insightful Breakfast Briefing: Main proposed changing in Italian Tax System: what to expect for 2024?, at the ICC Office, on Friday, November 24, from 8:30 am to 10 am.
On 16 October 2023 the Council of Ministers of Italy preliminarily approved the draft of the Decree dealing with some tax matters that involve international taxation. Main of these news will have an impact for Italian individuals and subsidiary located overseas (i.e. APAC countries too).
With our tax expert of Deloitte we will provide you more information and details about these news and the status of their entering in force into the Italian Tax System. During the event will be discussed of main topics including:
- NEW IMPATRIATE REGIME FOR INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATION
- NEW CFC REGULATION
- NEW CONCEPT OF TAX RESIDENCE
- ENTERING IN FORCE OF THE PLASTIC TAX
The event will also include a Q&A session, do not miss this inspiring Breakfast Briefing and share your thoughts with others over a light breakfast.
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Speakers
Francesco
Vitali
Partner - Italy Tax Services at Deloitte AP ICE
Francesco is a senior manager with ten years of experience in tax consulting within Deloitte in Italy and Hong Kong. He started working at Deloitte’s Genoa office in 2006. His main areas of expertise are auditing, accounting, budget analysis, and due diligence.
In 2015, he moved to Hong Kong to join Deloitte Italy’s China Desk. He now focuses on supporting Italian Companies that have invested or are willing to invest in Asia-Pacific to address their most pressing tax issues. His tasks range from dealing with tax rules in the different Asia-Pacific jurisdictions to set up the most appropriate tax structure in order to maximize the rate of return for his clients, based mainly in Hong Kong and Mainland China.
