Italy's tax agency identifies over 200,000 tax evaders and advances tax reforms

Italy's tax agency identified over 200,000 tax evaders in 2025, including individuals and businesses failing to file or operating entirely undeclared. The tax agency is shifting towards selective risk analysis and proactive compliance letters, aiming to encourage voluntary corrections and reduce disputes before formal audits. The government is also advancing tax reforms, including potential changes to financial income taxation and the removal of territorial restrictions for super-amortization incentives.