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quick! only 790k euros. 6.9-bedroom 6.9-bath cuntry home in tuscany.
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Many of those little manors or even castles available for below 1m euro. But tiagong the angmoh “Kwees” are rascist against Asians as well…
i lived in italy for a year, and i’ve never sexperienced any racism from any italian. i felt so at home.
those homes require repairs and upgrades as they are abandoned for a while.
You are probably an SPG in real life then…
It seems in portugal too. And japan just announced similar deal. But it may cost a bomb to put the house in order.
Lovely country. If only they don't eat so much pork and lard. Can you imagine no chicken carbonara. Lucky they have vegetarian spaghetti and pizza.
You probably can get that in JB now, try Ginfreely’s NusaDuta
i had an unforgettable dinner date with an italian babe in all places a mexican restaurant by a lake near torino. she worked for the city as a historic site restorer, and she could tell you everything about roman architecture from 69 bc to 696 ad. so many subject matter sexperts of various disciplines in italy. i refrained from telling her that i’m a fecal matter sexpert.You are probably an SPG in real life then…
I've watched the restoration of these 1 euro homes on HGTV. A lot of work but some have ended up absolutely gorgeous.
That must have been a great dinner. Nice conversation, good food, great wine.
Those older shophouses maybe.
engaging and passionate companion, nice view, beautiful face, mesmerising eyes, alluring lips, sweet voice, sexy body, great pair of tits, deep cleavage.
highly rewarding for those who love challenges, and when accomplished, they can have their cake and eat it too.
my favorite pasta is lemon infused tagliatelle with 6.9 kinds of mushrooms. my favorite pizza is topped with burrata cheese, mushrooms, and serrano peppers. all vegetarian.
that's the $6.9m question. taxation is ultra complex and confusing in italy, including property taxes. there are two types of property taxes: rendita catastale and valore catastale.
both taxes apply when you buy a property (one-time purchase) and pay the annual council tax (yearly). rendita catastale is calculated based on property size, materials, year it's built, and improvements you put in to remodel or upgrade the property. it then becums a fixed amount. you use the calculated rendita catastale to determine the valore catastale amount (for purchase tax). if you plan to use the property as primary residence and show proof that you apply for residency within 18 months of purchase, your imposta di registro or registration tax is 2%. otherwise, it is 9%. there are also imposte ipotecarie and catastali (mortgage tax and stamp duty respectively). 50 euros each. for this case, the property sits on agricultural land. tax for agricultural land is 12% of the declared value of the land (not house or building). however, if the land surrounds the house or building, you may pay the property tax based on the tax value of the land, i.e. 12% of declared land value, house or building included. yearly, you pay the annual council tax or imposta municipale unica (imu) twice - in june and december. this tax is calculated using the rendita catastale value. in some towns, residents are exempted from paying this tax if property is the primary or main residence. the township or "comune" can decide to change this tax rate, especially for non-residents, year to year within limits set by the national government. every year, the comune or local gov will put up posters at town center or comune office to inform you of the annual tax rate, which can range from 0.4% to 0.76% depending on municipale or comune. in certain regions, it can reach 1.06%. the average rate is tah dah.... 0.69%! you can also make an appointment with the local tax collector office to calculate the annual tax you have to pay using the new tax rate and the rendita catastale value of your property. after all is said and done, you have to contend with tari and tasi. the former is garbage collection tax - calculated based on size of your property and number of residents. it's calculated by each comune, thus it varies depending on where your property is. the latter is a new tax introduced in 2014 to cover common services for each comune. it varies by comune. some comune exempt property owners from paying this tax if they convert their properties to primary residences. this is to encourage owners to convert 2nd or vacation homes to primary residences and stay put within the comune.
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