Also they must at least consider the Saudis would come for him as well.
10 years of FIFHe left 30th of June 2022. But how is it TWO full tax years if he left at that day and then returns this July/August 2023. I don't buy it full tax year is 1 Jan -> 1 July. That sounds like half year and not full year.
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI mean thats literally the definition of a tax resident
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10 years of FIFOkay, now I got it what you meant with the Jan-July thing. That's common yes.I mean thats literally the definition of a tax resident
Italy - Individual - Residence
Detailed description of individual residence rules in Italytaxsummaries.pwc.com
According to Article 2 of the Italian Tax Code, an individual is considered an Italian resident for tax purposes if, for the greater part of the fiscal year (i.e. for more than 183 days):
If one of the above conditions is met the individual qualifies as tax resident for Italian tax purposes.
- the individual is registered in the Records of the Italian Resident Population (Anagrafe)
- the individual has a ‘residence’ in Italy (habitual abode), or
- the individual has a ‘domicile’ in Italy (principal centre of business, economic and social interests, e.g. the family).
Italy - Individual - Tax administration
Detailed description of tax administration rules for individuals in Italytaxsummaries.pwc.com
Tax year is calendar year
What may be the case with Morata - and I can definitely not assert it isnt true - is that his contract ended on the 30th of June but his residence, for example, didnt terminate for a few more weeks, so he spilled over into the majority (>183 days) for the year. That sort of thing would be super plausible, but its also a really stupid mistake to cost yourself the benefit of growth decree tbh. However I can imagine it happens if he assumed he wasnt moving back to Italy anytime soon
For Hakimi, I know the "official" date of transfer is like 7/7, but I suspect in practise it was executed actually before that, same as the plusvalenza discussion we had with @thatdude (I think?)
NB aside from the specific timings, this is super common. Same in the UK - you're tax resident if you're here for 183 days on a tax year (Apr->Mar), so in Italy if you lived there for 183 days, e.g. 1st of Jan to 1st of July, you count as a tax resident for the full year.
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFOut of the 4 players you mention, 2 belong in one category, 2 in another.
10 years of FIFYeah, wondering that Hakimi case. Because he joined well past the 183 days point. And if he left before 1st of July 2021, technically he wasn't Italy tax resident at any point? I think he left only in July but for the sake of this argument let's assume he left before July. So he wouldn't have been tax resident in 2021 or in 2022? Is this kind of shit even possible. Spending well over 183 days in Italy but over the span of two tax periods.
I meant quality wise.
Lukaku and Skriniar are mercenary cunts tho.
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFYeah. If he left before July 21, he wasnt tax resident at any point in Italy. At that point you look into double taxation laws, etc. I could be wrong but I thought growth decree required the *contract* to last 2 or more years, but wasnt that it was necesasrily fulfilled. Though I'm not sure thats correct - e.g. when we sold Godin we deliberately sold him in Italy...
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i don't like waiting for things that will eventually happen anyway.Why are you so angry in every topic you visit?
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Offcourse it will be Morata. It has to be. That was obvious when we couldn’t sign Lukaku.
