Would I have to pay taxes in Italy if I apply for residency by investment on income not generated inside of Italy but in another EU country?
In Italy the "double taxation rule" is enforced. This means that you (as investor resident) would pay taxes in Italy on income not generated inside of Italy but in another EU country, even if calculated only on the difference between the Italian and the foreign tax rate.
Individuals moving their residence to Italy, hence also someone who holds an investment visa and residence permit, may opt for the so called “res non-dom regime” according to which they would be paying on a yearly basis a lump-sum tax of euro 100,000 on all foreign sourced income.
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