The IFTT is a newly imposed tax under the financial transactions tax law of Italy. At this stage, EBSI is consulting professional advice on the IFTT related issues. To minimise extra administration charges (if any) to our clients, EBSI will stop accepting any purchase order on any stock and derivative warrants in connection to the IFTT (e.g. PRADA S.p.A., stock code 01913 and its related warrants) before the consultation is completed, until further notice.
Disclaimer
This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) aims to provide general information regarding the Italian Financial Transactions Tax (IFTT) which was effective from 1 March 2013. Clients should seek professional advice should they have enquires regarding the taxation consequences of trading/dealing stock(s) and derivative warrants of any companies registered in Italy. The information in this FAQ is based on public information and the content thereof has not been independently verified by Italian lawyers or tax advisors. Everbright Securities International (“EBSI”) does not represent or warrant, whether expressly or impliedly, the accuracy, validity, timeliness or completeness of any such information. EBSI expressly disclaims any liability and warranties whether express or implied, of fitness for a particular purpose, or duties of care, in favor of any person relying upon this FAQ.
Last Update: 2022-01-04