Attuazione della direttiva 2005/19/CE che modifica la direttiva 90/434/CEE relativa al regime fiscale comune da applicare alle fusioni, alle scissioni, ai conferimenti d'attivo ed agli scambi di azione concernenti società di Stati membri diversi. | 007G0216 — Italy law | Esheria

Attuazione della direttiva 2005/19/CE che modifica la direttiva 90/434/CEE relativa al regime fiscale comune da applicare alle fusioni, alle scissioni, ai conferimenti d'attivo ed agli scambi di azione concernenti società di Stati membri diversi.

This provision enacts a legislative decree and updates direct-tax rules for certain cross-border restructurings and related anti-avoidance provisions.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
007G0216
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
it
Updated
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anti-avoidance capital gains contributions in kind corporate income tax corporate reorganization corporate restructuring corporate taxation cross-border mergers and demergers cross-border reorganizations demerger exit tax merger mergers and demergers public administration refunds regulatory compliance share exchange share exchanges tax administration tax assessments tax neutrality tax residence transfer tax residency trusts

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This provision enacts a legislative decree and updates direct-tax rules for certain cross-border restructurings and related anti-avoidance provisions. The Government is delegated to adopt legislative decrees implementing the directives listed in Annexes A and B within 18 months. This article lists who is subject to corporate income tax and when entities are treated as resident in Italy for tax purposes. Moving a business residence abroad can trigger tax realization of business assets at normal value, unless the assets go into an Italian permanent establishment. This article says certain share exchanges and share-for-contribution transactions can be tax-neutral if the exchange cost is allocated to the shares received; cash equalization is taxed as income.