Italy’s attractive €200,000 flat tax regime for wealthy new residents may soon come with an added requirement—making a qualifying investment in the Italian economy. Lawmakers are discussing changes that could tie the program to investments such as government bonds, venture capital funds, or innovative startups. While details remain unclear, anyone considering this route should act quickly, as applying before the rules change could help secure current benefits.

Italy’s attractive €200,000 flat tax regime for wealthy new residents may soon come with an added requirement—making a qualifying investment in the Italian economy. Lawmakers are discussing changes that could tie the program to investments such as government bonds, venture capital funds, or innovative startups. While details remain unclear, anyone considering this route should act quickly, as applying before the rules change could help secure current benefits.