- Transfer of professional or artistic studios without VAT was previously considered taxable as it did not constitute a business transfer
- Legislative Decree 192/2024 revises the income tax rules for self-employed work under Article 5
- Changes also affect the VAT regime for the transfer or contribution of a professional or artistic studio
- Article 2 paragraph 3 letter b of DPR 633/72 is revised to include transfers and contributions that involve a unified complex of material and immaterial activities including clients and other immaterial elements as well as liabilities organized for professional or artistic activities
- Further changes are made to letter f to include among the transfers
Source: eutekne.info
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