The tax savings on the exploitation of intellectual property rights that can be generated through the Italian IP box are a massive opportunity.
The expiry of the deadline for the second installment of back-dated gaming taxes by CTDs might open interesting scenarios in Italy.
The upcoming new Italian online gaming licenses created an uncertainty on what new entrants shall be doing now.
An Internet of Things plan will be issued by the European Commission by mid-2016, but also single countries like Italy are bringing forward IoT initiatives.
New Italian regulations on drones open questions on whether such technology has been over-regulated or rules were necessary for its proper exploitation.
The Dutch gaming authority imposed a total fine of almost EUR 500,000 on two operators for offering online gaming aimed at the Dutch public.
The decision of the Italian Administrative Court to escalate to the Constitutional Court the decision on the € 500 million gaming contribution opens uncertain scenarios.
"This a crucial timing for the IoT and the industry 4.0 and we need to be coordinated" and the upcoming first meeting of IoTItaly seems the good opportunity for that.
The evolution of tax principles are leading to the conclusion that the same principles will apply to the real and digital economy as they are merging.
The deadline for the payment of the second installment of the € 500 million gaming contribution by VLT licensees/concessionaires expired, but only one third of the amount due was paid to AAMS.