Posta Chiasso: news for border crossers (cross-border guide)

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In short - Chiasso Mail has announced that it has introduced a new service for border crossers, which allows you to send and receive letters and parcels in both countries without the need for a tax residence. - The new service is available from 1 January 2024. ## Key facts - What: new service for border workers. - When: from 1 January 2024. - Where: Chiasso mail. - Who: Chiasso mail. - Amount: Not applicable. Chiasso Mail has announced that it has introduced a new service for border crossers. The new service allows you to send and receive letters and parcels in both countries without the need for a tax residence. This service is particularly useful for border workers who work or study in Switzerland and have family or friends in Italy. The service is available from 1 January 2024 and can be used by anyone with a tax position in both countries. For example, a frontier worker who lives in Chiasso and has a family in Lugano can use this service to send and receive letters and parcels between the two municipalities. The new Chiasso mail service has been created in collaboration with the Italian postal service and allows you to send and receive letters and parcels in both countries without the need for a tax residence. This means that frontier workers will no longer have to pay taxes on letters and parcels sent or received in Switzerland. Here are some concrete examples of how it works

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Posta Chiasso: news for border workers The introduction of this new service will be useful for border workers who work in Switzerland and reside in Italy. In fact, with this service, they will be able to send and receive letters and parcels without the need for a tax residence. In addition, the service will be available from 1 January 2024, which means that border crossers will already be able to use it in a short time. The new Chiasso mail service will be managed by the Swiss Post company, which has signed an agreement with the Municipality of Chiasso for the implementation of this project. According to estimates, around 5,000 border crossers will be able to benefit from this service, which will be available at all Swiss Post branches in Ticino, including those in Chiasso, Lugano and Bellinzona. According to current regulations, border workers who work in Switzerland and reside in Italy can already send and receive letters and parcels, but only if they have a tax residence in Switzerland. With the new Chiasso mail service, you will no longer need to have a tax residence in Switzerland in order to use this service. In addition, the service will be available from 1 January 2024, which means that border crossers will already be able to use it in a short time. Here are some concrete examples of how the new Chiasso mail service will work: - A border worker working in Lugano and residing in Como can send a letter to a friend in Chiasso without

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Posta Chiasso: news for border guards The Post Office of Chiasso is preparing to offer a new service aimed at border guards residing in the Canton of Ticino. This new tool will be available from next September and it will be possible to request it at the post office in Chiasso, located in via Nassa 12, in the heart of the historic centre of the city. To use the new service, border crossers will simply have to go to the Chiasso post office and present their documentation, including their identity card, residence permit and travel expenses invoice. Mail staff will be able to help border guards complete the necessary procedures to use the service and provide detailed information on the requirements needed to access this benefit. In addition, border workers will also be able to request information on the service and the requirements necessary to use it, as well as receive assistance in filling out the necessary forms. Mail staff will always be available to help and provide answers to all questions. Here are some concrete examples of how the service will work: if a border worker resident in Lugano wishes to request the service, he/she will have to present his/her documentation at the Chiasso post office and provide information on his/her employment and financial situation. Mail staff will then be able to evaluate your request and provide a response within 5 business days. The new

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