Television licensing in Italy
- Television licensing in Italy
All owners of television equipment are required by Italian law to have a television licence. The licence is used to part-fund the Italian public service broadcaster RAI. The licence fee was introduced for owners of radio sets in 1923, and is currently governed by a law which dates back to 1938. The annual cost of the licence fee is currently €106.
Cost of the licence fee over time
The following table shows the cost of the licence fee excluding the base rate and valued-added tax.
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