Buying property in Sardinia sounds romantic until you’re six months into ownership and discover the swimming pool was built without permits, or that the previous owner left 40,000 euros in unpaid condominium fees that are now legally your responsibility, or that half the property sits on land classified as agricultural and can never be…
You will normally need an Italian tax code, known as a codice fiscale, to buy property in Italy. It identifies you for the purchase documents, the final deed before the notary, property registration and tax-related aspects of the transaction. For most foreign buyers, obtaining a codice fiscale should be handled early and practically. If…
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