Italy and Switzerland agree on taxation of cross-border workers
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Italy and Switzerland agree on taxation of cross-border workers
The Italian government has approved the agreement with Switzerland on the taxation of so-called teleworking by cross-border commuters.
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From January 2024, they will be able to work from home for up to 25% of their working hours without paying tax.
Teleworking has no impact on the state that taxes income from employment, nor on the status of the cross-border commuter, the Italian government explained in a press release on Monday.
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