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Busting common myths about Italian dual citizenship:



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Myth: If I have citizenship in 2 countries, I'll have to pay taxes in both countries.

Truth: Holding Italian citizenship does not trigger any tax liability in Italy. You would only pay income tax in Italy if you lived there for more than 183 days in a calendar year.

 
 
 

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Disclaimer: Tony Carenzo and/or agents representing Italian Dual Citizenship Assistance are not attorneys, and therefore, are not permitted to give legal advice. Your claim to Italian dual citizenship is subject to the laws and policies of the Italian government and any applicable governing agencies, whether located in Italy or the United States. We offer a service to help you navigate the process only and cannot guarantee (1.) the speed at which any documents you request from any outside agency or government are received, processed, and/or received back by you, (2.) the speed at which your application will be received and/or processed by any outside agency or government, and/or the timeline in which you receive a response or related documentation, or (3.) that you will qualify for Italian citizenship or Italian dual citizenship, and we make no promises or claims to the contrary. 

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