you all know that wine it's a special beverage, well-known from the ancient period...you can even say that wine is the drink of the Gods...however, selection of wines is very high, and it is very difficult to choose one, when you come into the store...
that's why I would like to share with you an article I found:
What do you need to know when buying wine?
hope you'll enjoy reading

We have had our house here (prima casa) since September 2007. We now want to return to the UK but we are not going to sell our house, but retain it as a holiday home. If we deregister at the commune immediately will we have to pay seconda casa tax, either in full or part? Or should we wait and deregister in September when the 5 years is up?

Any help or advice gratefully received.

Steve

Hi Its me again! I do find this forum so useful.
As I said in my previous post (is it too much?) we moved into our house in November and we have found it quite an experience so far. We've had flloods, landslides, an earthquake, deep snow resulting in the mains water pipe freezing in the road and so we had no water. We have waited three months for a telephone line and ADSL which we finally got connected yesterday:-) very slow internet but who cares? Has it put us off? No we still love it here.

As I have written in the past on how this future EU Regulation should have a wide-reaching impact on the estates of British citizens in Italy, I am following the developments closely, and still hoping that the UK will choose to opt-in. In December a new draft text was published.

What companies do people recommend for 'buildings and contents' holiday house insurance? Our premium goes up and up with Saga and we are wondering if there is another company we should try.

If I were to move to Italy but continue to run my business in the UK I assume that I would pay UK income tax (as a sole trader)? Would I also have to pay any income tax in Italy assuming that Italian income taxes are higher at the moment?

As a UK resident and tax payer if I sell a property in Italy which is subject to capital gains tax (more than would be payable in the UK) can I reclaim the difference on my UK tax return?

Hello,

I am thinking of relocating to Italy with my 2 children - a boy of 5 and a girl of 3. My wife is Italian which will make the potential move easier and the children are bi-lingual.

How does the Italian education system compare to that in the UK - particularly secondary and university education?