ABSTRACT

This study illustrates how informal finance and voluntary religious contributions by Muslims are two segments not intercepted by the Italian financial and fiscal system. Furthermore, on the one hand, the lack of fiscal inclusion of the migrant population as a sector of a more general inclusion process is critically analysed and, on the other, it is also underlined the lack of interest in encouraging the export of halal-certified Made in Italy products destined for emerging markets through exemptions, tax or customs duty reductions. Correcting these critical issues through legislator intervention would certainly constitute a concrete action to support the relaunch of the national economy