Q: How a company in Italy can send my salary in Germany?

When working remotely for a corporation in Italy , you salary can be send to Germany but not the other way around. I am not sure if this is the case for all Italian companies , but it is certainly the case for most of them. The Italian tax system is quite complex, but there are a few main rules. In Italy , there is a flat tax rate of 18%. If you earn more than €75,000, you have to pay the "Massegno" tax. If you earn less than €75,000, you have to pay the "Imposta sul reddito" tax. The "Imposta sul reddito" is a tax that is based on your income. The "Massegno" is a tax that is based on your wealth. The "Massegno" is paid by the company, and the "Imposta sul reddito" is paid by you. For a company in Italy, the "Massegno" is paid by the company, and the "Imposta sul reddito" is paid by the employee. If you work for a company in Italy, your salary is considered income. If you work for a company in Germany , your salary is considered wealth. The "Imposta sul reddito" is paid by the company, and the "Massegno" is paid by the employee.

Question 1

Can I work remotely for a company in Italy while being in Germany?

Accepted Answer

It is usually doable, but we recommand to check the following key points first:

You will need a work permit.
You will need a residence permit.
You will need to be able to get a visa for Italy.
You will need to be able to get a visa for Germany.

I am a US citizen and I need a residence permit for Germany.

Question 2

How to live in Germany and find remote work in Italy?

Accepted Answer

Finding remote work in Italy if you are located in Germany might be difficult, therefore we recommend to use a service like Work.com.

As an example, you could work from home in Germany and be available for remote work in Italy.
You can choose between a fixed time or a project basis, and you can get paid in euros or in dollars.
The service is free, and you can start immediately.
In this post, we will show you how to work remotely in Italy from Germany.
If you are looking for remote work in Germany, you can use the same method.
You can start working from home in Germany and be available for remote work in Italy.
We will show you how to work from home in Germany and how to find remote work in Italy.

How to find remote work in Italy?
If you are located in Germany and you want to work in Italy, you can use the same method.
You can use a service like Work.com to find remote work in Italy.
You can use the same method to find remote work in Germany.

Question 3

How a company in Italy can send my salary in Germany?

Accepted Answer

When working remotely for a corporation in Italy, you salary can be send to Germany but not the other way around.

I am not sure if this is the case for all Italian companies, but it is certainly the case for most of them.
The Italian tax system is quite complex, but there are a few main rules.
In Italy, there is a flat tax rate of 18%.
If you earn more than €75,000, you have to pay the “Massegno” tax.
If you earn less than €75,000, you have to pay the “Imposta sul reddito” tax.
The “Imposta sul reddito” is a tax that is based on your income.
The “Massegno” is a tax that is based on your wealth.
The “Massegno” is paid by the company, and the “Imposta sul reddito” is paid by you.
For a company in Italy, the “Massegno” is paid by the company, and the “Imposta sul reddito” is paid by the employee.
If you work for a company in Italy, your salary is considered income.
If you work for a company in Germany, your salary is considered wealth.
The “Imposta sul reddito” is paid by the company, and the “Massegno” is paid by the employee.

Question 4

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Germany for a company in Italy?

Accepted Answer

If you are working remotely in Germany for a corporation established in Italy, taxes could seem complicated but in fact they are not.

I have been working remotely in Germany for a German corporation in Italy for the past 5 years. I have been paying taxes in Germany for the past 5 years and I have been paying taxes in Italy for the past 5 years. I am a German citizen and I have been living in Germany for the past 5 years.