I moved to Italy last year and worked for 3 months there before moving to Germany for another job and live here since July.
I will file a tax return here for sure (mainly because I know I will get a taxback since I was overtaxed one month for lack of local knowledge).
I don't really want to bother doing so in Italy though... I earned quite a low income during those 3 months (as a salaried employee) and if I had any tax to get back it would be very low anyway.
So all of my salary in Italy was as a salaried employee, but within the same year I got a second source of income which was my job in Germany (never at the same time, left one for the other) - also as a salaried employee.
So I have to file a tax return in Italy?
BTW, I'm an Italian citizen.
Thanks!
Edit: This is not a duplicate of Do Italian Citizens living abroad have to pay taxes to Italy? as that question asks in a very generic way if any citizen living outside the country need to file the return; my question is regarding a citizen who was a resident for a short period within the year and moved to another EU country.
As per these instructions for Italy and these for Germany, it is unclear, since the only source of income was as a formal employee but I have a residency move within the year.