What taxes do I pay when buying?

What taxes do I pay when buying?

What taxes do I pay when buying?

Taxes in Italy depend on the type of property and how you plan to use it.

In general, if you are buying from a private seller, the main tax is the registration tax, which is typically:

  • 2% of the cadastral value if the property will be your primary residence in Italy
  • 9% if it is a second home or investment property

If you are buying from a developer (new property), instead of registration tax you will usually pay VAT (IVA):

  • 4% for a primary residence
  • 10% for a second home (or higher in luxury cases)

There are also fixed minor taxes (cadastral and mortgage taxes), usually a few hundred euros.

At Immobil Oikos, we explain all taxes in detail based on your specific situation, so you have a clear and accurate estimate from the start.

No surprises, just a clear understanding of your investment.

  • registration tax
  • notary fees
  • agency commission

We provide a clear breakdown before proceeding.

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