Tax & accounting

VAT registration & tax regimes

Registering for VAT means choosing a regime that will affect your taxes and contributions for years to come. We assess your actual situation across the flat-rate scheme, the ordinary regime, the inbound-workers regime and the cross-border-workers regime, and we handle the registration and the first filings.

What's included

Assessment of your situation and choice of the most advantageous tax regime
VAT registration and mandatory enrolments (social security, Chamber of Commerce where required)
Assessment of the flat-rate scheme and its eligibility thresholds
Assessment of the special regime for inbound workers
Assessment of the regime for cross-border workers
Setting up initial bookkeeping and recurring filings

When it makes sense

You're about to start a self-employed or professional activity
You've moved, or are about to move, to Italy for work
You work abroad while keeping Italian residency, or the other way round

What we need to start

ID document and Italian tax code
A description of the activity you want to start and your expected income

How we work

1
Interview
We gather details on your activity, expected income and personal situation.
2
Regime
We compare the available options and their benefits and constraints.
3
Registration
We file the registration paperwork and any required enrolments.
4
Launch
We set up bookkeeping, invoicing and the deadlines to track.