Ugo, - the owner may be ENEL, but its a separate company resulting from the 'unbundling' - of the system, as it says clearly on the website you kindly linked to. The infrastructure is edistribuzione the electricity is from ENEL Energia. So, if you have a problem with your meter you need to contact edistribuzione, non?
ENEL,ENI, etc are the suppliers of the electricity. The electricity arrives at your house using the network of e-distribution. For problems with a meter you contact e-distribution. It has nothing to do with ENEL or any other provider.
I presume you dont have a gas meter but just the empty box in the wall? If you no longer have a gas supply, and the old gas tubes have been removed, then yes you can take out the box, put in a water meter box and divert your water to the new box/existent hole. If there is still a gas connection outside the property then you wont be able to do that, and you must have your water connection a certain distance from the gas pipe. Your plumber will probably not thank you, and depending where you live the water company may have something to say about it too. It worth asking the plumber, they deal with these things all the time.
Youre trying to split hairs. Its a C2 you cant live in it, either for a week or a year. Your question is how long could you get away without anyone noticing that you are living in a magazzino. That depends on your neighbours or if you get stopped by the police.
Is it already an apartment that you want to buy that is a C2, or is it a magazzino that you would turn into a holiday home?
a C2 is not and never could be habitable.. If you put in a bathroom and connect it to the sewer without the relevant pratica, that's a big problem. If you dont have enough windows to ensure aeration and light, as well as other stuff, you cant change the destination to a house. Its true, nobody can stop you sleeping in your garage, but its not a house. You certainly can never rent it out. When you decide to sell, its still a C2 and can only be sold as such. Living in a C2 does mean fines and sanctions if they catch you. If its part of a condominium they can stop you living in it, but they cant stop you doing the necessary work to make it habitable and doing a change of destination. Obviously if its only 2 metres high you can never make it a habitable property legally. If you were to apply for a visa to stay here longer than is currently allowed, the address would not be acceptable. Alot depends on where and what your C/2 is - the neighbours could make life very difficult.
Yes. you can change USD to euro and send it to the notary. To save you money and problems use a currency exchange company or Wise or something like that. The notary will need the complete money trail for antirecycling laws, so the US issuing bank, the currency exchange company and the destination.
Its complicated isnt it? Im going through the same thing without the UN bit, and I have no idea what to do. I went to various patronati and they all said don't aggregate the pensions, if you have enough qualifying years. If not then aggregate. So I guess the advice to you would be get your UK pension with your Italian missing years calculated in - unless you have paid your contributions in the UK for your Italian years in which case it isnt possible. You cannot pay contributions in both countries for the same years.
Your private pension should be declared and tax paid in Italy, as your UK pension. Cant help about UN pensions.
The tax forms from this year are becoming much simpler - they say, so by the time it applies to you it may be even easier....
To be blunt, unless you know someone you dont have a chance. If you want a teaching job, you need to wait for a bando to be published, do the gara with thousands of others and then see if you come no.1 on the graduatoria. If you want to sneak in the back door, get to know the professor of the faculty and hope you get along. If you want an unpaid, volunteer job you might be lucky just writing but also remember you home country qualifications may not be equal to Italian ones they ask for.
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Yes you can do it by pec. But you will need a firma digitale. See this link:
https://www.letterasenzabusta.com/moduli_disdetta_canone_rai_online_ese…
Ugo, - the owner may be ENEL, but its a separate company resulting from the 'unbundling' - of the system, as it says clearly on the website you kindly linked to. The infrastructure is edistribuzione the electricity is from ENEL Energia. So, if you have a problem with your meter you need to contact edistribuzione, non?
ENEL,ENI, etc are the suppliers of the electricity. The electricity arrives at your house using the network of e-distribution. For problems with a meter you contact e-distribution. It has nothing to do with ENEL or any other provider.
I presume you dont have a gas meter but just the empty box in the wall? If you no longer have a gas supply, and the old gas tubes have been removed, then yes you can take out the box, put in a water meter box and divert your water to the new box/existent hole. If there is still a gas connection outside the property then you wont be able to do that, and you must have your water connection a certain distance from the gas pipe. Your plumber will probably not thank you, and depending where you live the water company may have something to say about it too. It worth asking the plumber, they deal with these things all the time.
Youre trying to split hairs. Its a C2 you cant live in it, either for a week or a year. Your question is how long could you get away without anyone noticing that you are living in a magazzino. That depends on your neighbours or if you get stopped by the police.
Is it already an apartment that you want to buy that is a C2, or is it a magazzino that you would turn into a holiday home?
a C2 is not and never could be habitable.. If you put in a bathroom and connect it to the sewer without the relevant pratica, that's a big problem. If you dont have enough windows to ensure aeration and light, as well as other stuff, you cant change the destination to a house. Its true, nobody can stop you sleeping in your garage, but its not a house. You certainly can never rent it out. When you decide to sell, its still a C2 and can only be sold as such. Living in a C2 does mean fines and sanctions if they catch you. If its part of a condominium they can stop you living in it, but they cant stop you doing the necessary work to make it habitable and doing a change of destination. Obviously if its only 2 metres high you can never make it a habitable property legally. If you were to apply for a visa to stay here longer than is currently allowed, the address would not be acceptable. Alot depends on where and what your C/2 is - the neighbours could make life very difficult.
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Yes. you can change USD to euro and send it to the notary. To save you money and problems use a currency exchange company or Wise or something like that. The notary will need the complete money trail for antirecycling laws, so the US issuing bank, the currency exchange company and the destination.
Its complicated isnt it? Im going through the same thing without the UN bit, and I have no idea what to do. I went to various patronati and they all said don't aggregate the pensions, if you have enough qualifying years. If not then aggregate. So I guess the advice to you would be get your UK pension with your Italian missing years calculated in - unless you have paid your contributions in the UK for your Italian years in which case it isnt possible. You cannot pay contributions in both countries for the same years.
Your private pension should be declared and tax paid in Italy, as your UK pension. Cant help about UN pensions.
The tax forms from this year are becoming much simpler - they say, so by the time it applies to you it may be even easier....
To be blunt, unless you know someone you dont have a chance. If you want a teaching job, you need to wait for a bando to be published, do the gara with thousands of others and then see if you come no.1 on the graduatoria. If you want to sneak in the back door, get to know the professor of the faculty and hope you get along. If you want an unpaid, volunteer job you might be lucky just writing but also remember you home country qualifications may not be equal to Italian ones they ask for.