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Renovating in Italy? 2026 Tax Breaks Every Expat Must Know

Renovating in Italy? 2026 Tax Breaks Every Expat Must Know

Discover Italy’s 2026 home renovation tax incentives, featuring the “Bonus Casa,” “Ecobonus,” and “Sismabonus.” Learn who benefits most and how these deductions work, with essential updates and scenarios for primary and secondary residences.

Anna Costa

13/01/2026

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Even as it winds down the infamous 110% Superbonus tax break and other super-powered tax breaks for home renovators, Italy continues to offer generous tax incentives. In 2026, the government has extended the main renovation bonuses, though with some new twists. In this guide we break down the three key incentives renovating in Italy: the “Bonus Casa” for general renovations, the “Ecobonus” for energy-saving upgrades, and the “Sismabonus” for earthquake-proofing, and explain what’s new this year. We’ll also look at who gets the biggest tax breaks, run through a couple of real-life scenarios (a primary home vs. a holiday home),…

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Anna Costa

Anna grew up in Bassano del Grappa and knows the Veneto region inside out. As a local, she loves sharing genuine tips with the audience, from relocating advice to hidden spots to explore in Italy. Through MagicTowns, she helps expats and retirees feel at home, making the move easier and more exciting.

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