Donazioni che hanno fruito di franchigia 0,00 : gifts qualifying for the threshold (relief or exempton) : 0.00

Otherwise, the high threshold in Italy (and the UK) would explain the 'high amount' in trhe adjacent column.

The UK 'nil-rate' inheritance tax band through which gifts pass IMO isn't very well explained in g/hits but 1. interacts only indirectly with the threshold and 2. is a 'nil-rate' multiplier (!) that triggers other reliefs. 'The £1 million *taxed at 0%* which was promised only ultimately becomes potentially available on the death of a surviving spouse or civil partner ...' I can't tease the NRB out of the Italian context as a 'translation', but maybe someone else can.

Usually the term franchigia in the insurance sector means the threshold above which the insurance company will start paying (the amount under the franchigia will be paid by the insured person) and in the commercial field it can indicate the exemption threshold from a payment due (nothing to be paid below the franchigia).