- Draft budget law in Italy proposes to eliminate revenue thresholds for Digital Services Tax (DST)
- DST currently applies at a rate of 3% on revenue from advertising, digital interfaces, and data transmission
- Current thresholds for DST applicability include total global revenue exceeding EUR 750 million and revenue from digital services in Italy exceeding EUR 5.5 million
- Proposed amendment would remove these thresholds, increasing the number of taxpayers subject to DST
- Amendment would be effective from calendar year 2025, impacting payment and filing obligations in 2026
- Companies would need to analyze services offered and implement processes to identify taxable revenue for DST purposes.
Source: taxathand.com
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