Registering an Italian lease and paying registration tax
Every Italian lease must be registered within thirty days, whatever the rent. The course covers who registers and how, with the RLI form, the documents and stamp duty, the registration tax rates for each kind of property, the €67 minimum, the discount for paying the whole term up front, later years, extension and early termination, and what the cedolare secca removes. Worked to the cent.
Intermediate2 modules44 minFree course
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This content is part of the path: Renting out a property· Step 1 of 12· Next step: Letting property under the cedolare secca
By the end of this course, you can…
These outcomes are the modules' own: the promise cannot say anything the course does not teach.
- Recognise which leases must be registered and which need not be
- Meet the thirty-day deadline and settle who registers
- Choose between online registration, the tax office or an intermediary
- Prepare the documents and stamp-duty labels for the tax office
- Fill in the F24 for first registration and recognise the codes used to put a late one right
- Choose the registration tax rate according to the property and the landlord
- Apply the reduction for agreed-rent leases and the first-year minimum
- Compare paying year by year with paying for the whole term
- Handle later years, extensions, early termination and assignment
- Understand what the cedolare secca removes and what it leaves
The programme, module by module
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- Module 122 minFree — no accountRegistering the lease: the obligation, the deadline and the optionsWhat you will be able to do
- Recognise which leases must be registered and which need not be
- Meet the thirty-day deadline and settle who registers
- Choose between online registration, the tax office or an intermediary
- Prepare the documents and stamp-duty labels for the tax office
- Fill in the F24 for first registration and recognise the codes used to put a late one right
- Module 222 minFree — no accountHow much to pay: rates, yearly instalments, later steps and the cedolare seccaWhat you will be able to do
- Choose the registration tax rate according to the property and the landlord
- Apply the reduction for agreed-rent leases and the first-year minimum
- Compare paying year by year with paying for the whole term
- Handle later years, extensions, early termination and assignment
- Understand what the cedolare secca removes and what it leaves
What you take away
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Participant handout (PDF)
PDF
- Learning objectives (2)
- Key figures (6)
- Mistakes to avoid (2)
- Official sources (2)
Exercise workbook (Word)
Word
- Learning objectives (2)
- Key figures (6)
- Mistakes to avoid (2)
- Official sources (2)
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