Accountancy is mandatory for all companies In Italy. Any company form you decide to establish including sole traders and dormant companies will need to complete returns and file accounts. It is important to ensure that you have an accountancy firm you can trust which has an open and international work ethic. Companies in Italy has a multi-lingual team of accountants available to assist with the onerous task of liaising with Italian financial and administrative bodies. Regulations differ according to size of the company, the capital invested and the annual turnover. – Please contact us for further advice.
Our Italian accountants and Italian tax advisors can assist you with all aspects of accountancy, tax filing and payroll, for whichever type of company form you require.
COMPULSORY FISCAL OBLIGATIONS
Statutory books must be stamped by a notary or the chamber of commerce and kept in the place in which their registered office is located.
In Italy, as required by the civil code, the financial statements are made of the balance sheet, the income statement and the notes to financial statements.
The shareholders at the ordinary annual meeting approve the financial statements that Company’s directors must submit to the Chamber of commerce in the following month following this.
These statements and the management document are public documents and anyone can have access to the information contained in them.
Our dedicated Italian accountants can deal with all your local accounting requirements. Please contact us for further information and an individual quote according to requirements.