UNIRSM Free movement of capital and direct taxation

Free movement of capital and direct taxation

Start

25.09.2026

2:00 PM

Finish

25.09.2026

6:00 PM

Symposium

Location

Great Hall L. Ferroni
Climb to the Rock, 44 | San Marino

25 September Free movement of capital and direct taxation.

The conference will focus on the free movement of capital and its related tax implications, at a particularly important time for our country, which is currently navigating the final stages and concrete implications of the Association Agreement with the European Union.

Inscriptions on https://esse4web.unirsm.sm/

Program

14:00
Institutional greetings

Paolo PASCUCCI – University of the Republic of San Marino, Director of the San Marino Legal Institute

14:15
Greeting address and political-institutional guidelines

Marco GATTI – Secretary of State for Finance

14:45
Free movement of capital and financial services under the Association Agreement: the Central Bank's perspective

Catia TOMASETTI – President of the Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino

15:30
The free movement of capital in European Union law: a general overview
Andrea MONDINI – University of Bologna – Alma Mater Studiorum

16:15
Break in work

16:45
The impact of the association agreement and the tax consequences for financial operators

Marco GREGGI – Sammarinese Legal Institute and University of Ferrara

17:15
The case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of Cassation and the lower courts

Anna MIOTTO – University of Ferrara

17:45
Capital movement and AML obligations

Michela MAISTO – PhD Student, University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”

Capital movements and global minimum taxation in the OECD Project and Directive 2022/2523
Alessandro CASANOVA – PhD Student, University of Ferrara

18:15
Closing of the Works

Sammarinese Institute of Legal Studies
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