In the exclusive setting of the Royal Automobile Club in London—one of the city’s most prestigious venues—an event recently took place featuring tax lawyer Daniele Giacalone among the participants, alongside distinguished figures such as Domenico Bellantone, the Italian Consul in London; Massimiliano Fedriga, President of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region; and Alessandro Belluzzo, President of the Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the United Kingdom.
The central theme of this exceptional meeting was the provision of effective legal and tax assistance to UK private clients interested in benefiting from Italy’s special tax regimes. The discussion was in-depth and enlightening, highlighting the importance of offering professional and tailored support to those seeking to take advantage of the opportunities provided by Italian legislation.
Having developed extensive experience over the years in cross-border advisory services for Anglo-Saxon clients, Mr. Giacalone outlined the opportunities available to British citizens considering establishing tax residency in Italy. The participation of the Italian Consul in London further emphasized the Italian authorities’ commitment to facilitating these processes and strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
President Fedriga underscored the importance of creating a business-friendly environment for foreign investment in Italy, pointing out the opportunities offered by the Friuli Venezia Giulia region in terms of residence and entrepreneurship. Meanwhile, President Belluzzo reaffirmed his dedication to promoting economic cooperation between Italy and the United Kingdom.
The event at the Royal Automobile Club thus represented a unique occasion to showcase the synergy between legal professionals, institutions, and key figures in the field of international business. The discussion laid the groundwork for enhanced cooperation between Italy and the UK in assisting private clients, emphasizing the importance of specialized advisory services to address challenges and fully capitalize on the opportunities provided by Italy’s special tax regimes
