Replacement of the Codice FiscaleI have lost my old Codice, however I have seen there is a new one, electronic readable, but I'm not sure how to obtain one. Â Something about the Provincial office, but I don't know which one.Thanks, Tommaso
You need an IBAN no. to make a transfer in Europe, and I don't see one on the ticket. Â I'd advise you not to worry about it. Â If the ticket was on a rental car, you'll probably be billed by the agency for it eventually. Â Since you don't live here, it shouldn't be a problem. Ciao
Property tax, or IMU in Italy is very low compared to prop tax in most US states.  Expect to pay a few hundred euro per year, depending on what value of your property and the comune you live in.  Utilities are high, but the climate is mild, so you don't use much, at least in many area, including Como.  Gas is expensive to heat with, so most ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs (and thrifty expats) heat with wood or pellets.  Good luck and ciao, Tom
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I don't know. One has to go to the Comune or Agenzia di Entrate office anyway to pay the fee and submit foto.
E' simplice no? Â Mille Grazie
You need an IBAN no. to make a transfer in Europe, and I don't see one on the ticket. Â I'd advise you not to worry about it. Â If the ticket was on a rental car, you'll probably be billed by the agency for it eventually. Â Since you don't live here, it shouldn't be a problem. Ciao
Property tax, or IMU in Italy is very low compared to prop tax in most US states.  Expect to pay a few hundred euro per year, depending on what value of your property and the comune you live in.  Utilities are high, but the climate is mild, so you don't use much, at least in many area, including Como.  Gas is expensive to heat with, so most ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs (and thrifty expats) heat with wood or pellets.  Good luck and ciao, Tom