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From Solihull to Amalfi (Via Rome)

October 29, 2021

We have invited Simon Fowler to share his story and tell us more about his blog, his passion for bikes and cars as well as his love of Italy. ...Read More

Retiring in Italy

Relax and Avoid any Pension Tax Shocks

July 28, 2021

By Dominic Scoffield, BritishinItaly.com retirement consultant and Chartered Financial Planner at Unity Financial Partners specialised in ...Read More

Residing in Italy, Working in Italy, Retiring in Italy

UK or Offshore General Investment Accounts (GIA’s) for Italian residents

June 18, 2021

The Italian tax year runs from 1st January to 31st December whereas the UK tax year straddles 2 calendar years from 6th April in one calendar ...Read More

Residing in Italy

The pleasures of life dusted ‘with a thick layer of stardust’

May 20, 2021

By John Hooper, Award-winning author of ‘The Italians’ and The Economist’s correspondent for Italy Tyson was trouble on four ...Read More

Unity Financial Partners was the first British Italian managed firm to set up a locally regulated company dedicated to providing financial planning solutions which are safe, secure and portable for international expatriates. With Brexit now looming, thanks to our long and successful track record helping British expatriates with their financial planning needs, Unity has designed BritishinItaly.com specifically to provide you with useful practical advice whether residing, working or retiring in Italy. It is not connected with the website or Facebook page of Britishinitaly.net which is a separate entity.

From Solihull to Amalfi (Via Rome)

Relax and Avoid any Pension Tax Shocks

UK or Offshore General Investment Accounts (GIA’s) for Italian residents

The pleasures of life dusted ‘with a thick layer of stardust’

INPS demystified