Tax Nomadism
Mondadori Electa out ISBN 978-88-918-4891-8
“TaxNomadism” is more than a book; it is the definitive diagnostic framework for high-net-worth individuals who suspect their current structures were designed for a world that no longer exists.
TaxNomadism is an essay that examines in depth how international wealth management is changing in a global setting that is ever more unstable and regulated.
Starting from the idea that tax compliance, transparency and respect for the rules no longer guarantee either security or fairness, the book questions the traditional certainties on which wealth planning has rested for decades. The author offers a clear-eyed, pragmatic reading of the post-2022 system, showing how the rules keep changing and how passive adherence to them can expose individuals and families to unexpected risks over the long term.
Against this background it introduces the concept of “tax nomadism” not as flight or evasion, but as a strategic and deliberate approach to international mobility, aimed at building resilient and adaptable structures.
The book is addressed to entrepreneurs, global professionals, family offices and advisers, and offers a methodological framework for anticipating regulatory change and designing lasting solutions. Rather than supplying simple answers, TaxNomadism invites the reader to develop a critical, proactive cast of mind, able to face a system in which stability and security are no longer guaranteed by the rules themselves.
From the publisher’s presentation, translated from the Italian.
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