Goodbye IMU, 45 minutes from Catania you no longer pay: citizens, start celebrating!

Now you can easily say goodbye to IMU (property tax); just 45 minutes from Catania, you can completely avoid paying it.

In Italy, the debate continues over property taxes, IMU increases, partial exemptions, and the resolution of increasingly complex procedures. Yet it seems that just a 45-minute drive from Catania lies a place where there's no need to even consider IMU or property taxes.

We know well that Italy's fiscal squeeze is putting many Italian families in difficulty, who not only have to deal with daily inflation, but also with ever-increasing taxes.

Yet there are veritable tax havens all around us, where it would be possible to permanently cut expenses, without having to deal with the difficulty of making ends meet every month.

Let's find out where it's possible to permanently avoid paying IMU.

A real destination, within your wallet's reach

From Catania, it would take just 45 minutes of flight to land in a country where property taxes are nonexistent. Local regulations there stipulate that properties, even privately owned and not rented, are not subject to annual ownership taxes . So, in other words, goodbye to IMU (property tax) once and for all, even for those who own more than one home. This is the perfect place for anyone still looking to invest in real estate.

All this has made the destination very attractive to young workers working remotely , retirees , and even those simply looking to invest and then rent out apartments or homes. It's not just a question of taxes; this corner of the Mediterranean boasts extremely modern and efficient infrastructure, making it a very attractive investment.

The secret has been revealed

Yes, the paradise we're talking about is Malta. It's the most international island in the Mediterranean, just a 45-minute flight from Catania and attracting countless Italians. Given our presence there, it's easy to imagine how investing in real estate there could be profitable. First, there are no taxes to pay, and second, there's the potential for excellent returns.

For anyone living in Sicily, moving to or purchasing a home in Malta is currently the best choice. The purchasing rules are extremely simple, the procedures are streamlined, and the geographic proximity would allow for frequent travel.