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Originally Posted by gsimon
congrats to us, we settled today on our home in Gagliano. Our agent told us that last year a new law was passed requiring Residenza for purchasing a car. We will not be living there, and he advised us not to even try to evade the purchase tax. However, many of his clients are upset about the car problem, and he suggests trying to get the Residenza AFTER the tax is paid so the commune cares less.......what do you think? I arrive July 1: first post!
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The only thing that
your (
or,
or, etc) comune don't "care less about" is about what your tax status is.
You must remember that when you move to Italy, you are an immigrant. In your case, being a US citizen, you have the same rights to live here as, for example, a Mexican in the USA. You must comply with the immigration laws if you wish to stay in a foreign country, which is clearly defined and which the comune must follow and comply with..