Tax dispute proceedings & representation before the tax authorities
Tax dispute proceedings & representation before the tax authorities
Clarity and Confidence in Tax Disputes
Tax challenges and proceedings before the Italian tax authorities require thorough analysis and a clear, well-defined strategy. We support companies and corporate groups in assessing their legal and commercial options and identifying the most appropriate course of action for their specific circumstances.
Tax assessments and other actions initiated by the tax authorities often raise two fundamental questions: what is legally achievable, and which course of action best serves the company's commercial objectives? Our advisory services are based on a thorough assessment of each case, a careful evaluation of the available options, and the development of a targeted strategy aimed at effective dispute management and risk mitigation.
Tax dispute proceedings & representation before the tax authorities
Tax dispute proceedings & representation before the tax authorities
Our advisory services include the preparation of tax appeals and other legal remedies, as well as representation before the competent tax authorities and tax courts. We support our clients throughout both administrative and judicial proceedings. Every course of action is based on a thorough legal assessment, a realistic evaluation of the prospects of success, and a carefully tailored strategy aligned with the client's objectives.
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Our newsletters – Useful Updates on Tax and Legal Matters
22.09.2026, Newsletter no. 38/2026
Periodic reporting by delegated directors – reminder for the first half of 2026
Delegated directors must report to the board of directors and the statutory auditors at least every six months on business performance, outlook and major transactions. The documentation for the first half of 2026 should be completed within the third quarter.
02.09.2026, Newsletter No. 36/2026
Refund of foreign VAT – applications for 2025 to be filed by Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Companies and self-employed professionals may claim a refund of VAT paid in other EU Member States during 2025 up to 30 September 2026. We summarise the procedure, deadlines, minimum amounts and documentation requirements.