Opening a business in Italy can be both exciting and daunting. It requires careful planning, research, and compliance with various legal and administrative procedures. How to open a business in Italy. The first step when choosing to open a business in Italy is to choose a legal form for your business, including a sole proprietorship, …
How to Start a Company in Italy
In order to start a company in Italy, you must first choose the type of company you want to set up according to the business you have chosen. What are the types of companies in Italy? Italian company law allows for different types of company to be chosen: – Sole trader (individual firm)– General Partnership …
Investing in the Italian cheese market
Why is it convenient investing in the Italian cheese market? The recent 2023 ranking by Tasteatlas has rewarded Italy with no less than 5 typical cheeses among the world’s top 10 best cheeses. Out of all of them, the important international magazine awards Parmigiano Reggiano and Burrata Pugliese in first and third place, respectively. This …
Hotels for sale in Italy
Large historical structures, fine mansions, masserie, seaside and mountain resorts, if you are looking for hotels in Italy, this is what the market has to offer. Italy is renowned not only for good food, fashion and beautiful cars but also for its enchanting places to visit. In fact, tourism has an important weight on the …
Italian Simplified Limited Liability Company SRLS
An Italian Simplified Limited Liability Company may be set up: – by two or more natural persons SRLS multi-personal – by a single-person limited liability company SRLS This particular type of limited liability company is particularly used by those who: – is entering the business world for the first time – want to start a …
Holding Company in Italy
Holding company in Italy is particularly used for the purpose of estate planning and asset protection. The term holding company refers to a company that holds controlling and/or connecting interests in other companies that, in turn, may hold additional interests in other companies. In Italy, holding companies of two types can be incorporated. 1) The …
Italian solicitor and due diligence
How necessary is the assistance of an Italian Solicitor in due diligence? Legal due diligence is the process that allows you to analyze all the elements of a company from a legal point of view. It is a crucial step of its existence, the sale. An essential phase, due diligence, usually precedes the sale of …
Due Diligence in the purchase of an Italian company
Due Diligence in the purchase of an Italian company is an essential step if you consider buying an Italian company. The purchase of a company is an extraordinary transaction that consists of several steps: – The definition of intents (Letter of Intents) in which the parties agree on the steps and objectives of the operation; …
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Transfer of company shares: What you need to know
The transfer of company shares in Italy. The transfer of company shares is a right that belongs to the shareholder if he no longer intends to be part of the shareholder structure, either partially or in its entirety. The articles of association of the company can regulate the methods of transferring shares. The transfer of …
Open a Representative Office in Italy
Open a representative office in Italy can be helpful for many reasons. Not always to carry out an activity in Italy, is required for the foreign company to open a branch with all the onerous obligations. Representative Office vs Branch, main differences. The representative office is ideal when the foreign company does not need a …