Cryptocurrency taxation in Italy is an ever-evolving topic, but I can give you an overview and some of the latest news.

Current taxation:

* Capital Gains: Capital gains made from the purchase and sale of cryptocurrencies are subject to a 26% tax if they exceed 2,000 euros per year. They are considered "other income" and must be declared in the PF Income model.

* Stamp Duty: Cryptocurrencies held with Italian intermediaries are subject to a stamp duty of 0.2%.

* IVAFE: If you exceed the threshold of 2,000 euros in capital gains, you must also complete the RW table and pay the tax on the value of financial assets (IVAFE).

Latest news:

* Effective rate: There has been some discussion about the effective rate applicable to capital gains from cryptocurrencies. Although the law provides for 26%, some interpretations suggested a lower rate. However, the Revenue Agency has clarified that the rate of 26% applies.

* Changes Ahead: The cryptocurrency regulatory landscape is constantly evolving. It is possible that new rules or changes to existing ones will be introduced in the future.

What to keep in mind:

* Income Tax Return: It is essential to declare all income from cryptocurrencies in the PF Income Form.

* Record keeping: Keep track of all cryptocurrency transactions, as they may be required by the Revenue Agency in the event of an audit.

* Professional advice: For optimal management of your tax situation, I recommend that you contact a professional in the sector.

Helpful resources:

* Koinly Tax Guide: https://koinly.io/guides/guida-fiscale-italia/

* Blockpit Tax Guide: https://www.blockpit.io/tax-guides/guida-fiscale-sulle-criptovalute-italia

* Accountable: https://www.accountable.eu/it-it/blog/tassazione-criptovalute/

Disclaimer: The information provided is general in nature and does not constitute tax advice. For a personalized situation, I recommend that you consult a professional.

Want to learn more about a specific aspect of cryptocurrency taxation in Italy? For example, you might be interested in:

* The differences between cryptocurrency taxation and other investments

* How to calculate realized capital gains

* The innovations introduced by the latest budget laws

Don't hesitate to ask any other questions!