International Tax Jobs in Italy
We're tracking 9 live international tax roles in Italy.
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KERING Tax Intern
TAX Underwriter
PwC Services - Payroll Specialist - Palermo [TAX]
Stage - International Tax & Transfer Pricing - Brescia [TAX]
PwC Services - Payroll Specialist - Palermo [TAX]
Stage - International Tax & Transfer Pricing - Brescia [TAX]
Senior Tax and Finance Specialist
Tax Trainee - Transfer Pricing - Padova [TAX]
Tax Trainee - Transfer Pricing - Padova [TAX]
About this market
Market context
International Tax in Italy focuses on the tax implications of cross-border transactions and investments involving Italian entities and individuals. It encompasses the application of Italian domestic tax law concerning non-residents, the interpretation and application of double taxation treaties, and adherence to global initiatives like BEPS.
Italy's international tax regime is shaped by its domestic tax laws (e.g., TUIR - Testo Unico delle Imposte sui Redditi), a vast network of double taxation treaties (over 100 in force), and EU directives. Key aspects include Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules, rules on permanent establishments (PEs), dividend and interest withholding taxes (typically 26% for non-residents without treaty relief, though often reduced by treaties or EU directives), and robust transfer pricing regulations enforced by the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate).
What's driving demand
- Increased Cross-Border M&A Activity
- Digitalization of the Economy and Pillar Two Implementation
- Supply Chain Restructuring
- Complexity of Italian CFC and PE Rules
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Dottore Commercialista (Chartered Accountant)essential
- Avvocato (Lawyer) with Tax Specializationessential
- Master in Diritto Tributario Internazionale (Master in International Tax Law)essential
Skills & tools
Adjacent specialisms
Nearby jurisdictions
Frequently asked
- What is international tax in Italy?
- International Tax in Italy focuses on the tax implications of cross-border transactions and investments involving Italian entities and individuals. It encompasses the application of Italian domestic tax law concerning non-residents, the interpretation and application of double taxation treaties, and adherence to global initiatives like BEPS.
- How does international tax work in Italy?
- Italy's international tax regime is shaped by its domestic tax laws (e.g., TUIR - Testo Unico delle Imposte sui Redditi), a vast network of double taxation treaties (over 100 in force), and EU directives. Key aspects include Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules, rules on permanent establishments (PEs), dividend and interest withholding taxes (typically 26% for non-residents without treaty relief, though often reduced by treaties or EU directives), and robust transfer pricing regulations enforced by the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate).
- What credentials matter for International Tax in Italy roles?
- Employers most often look for: Dottore Commercialista (Chartered Accountant), Avvocato (Lawyer) with Tax Specialization, Master in Diritto Tributario Internazionale (Master in International Tax Law).
- Which tools and systems appear in International Tax in Italy job specs?
- Commonly cited: Transfer Pricing Documentation, Tax Treaty Interpretation, BEPS Action Plans, CFC Rules Analysis, Permanent Establishment Analysis, International Tax Planning, Due Diligence (International Tax), SAP (Tax Modules).
- Who's hiring for International Tax in Italy?
- Live employer mix: Big 4 75%, In-house / industry 25%.
- How many International Tax in Italy roles are live right now?
- 9 live roles on taxjobs.ai.