Structuring investments and transactions in Italy with tax certainty
The tax structuring of investments in Italy by foreign companies is one of our core areas of expertise. The planning phase is particularly important, as it lays the foundations for the long-term success of an investment. We assist international investors in implementing their transactions and ensure the tax-efficient integration of Italian companies into existing group structures.
From incorporation to reorganisation
Whether it involves a corporate transaction, the incorporation of a company, the design of a holding or financing structure, or an internal reorganisation, every decision affects the overall tax framework. We support our clients throughout these processes, with a focus on long-term stability, efficiency and legal certainty.
Our work centres on analysing the tax implications both for the Italian company and for the international group structure. This enables us to develop solutions that are legally robust, systematically coordinated and geared towards sustainable success.
Our work focuses on analysing the tax implications for both the Italian company and the international group structure. This enables us to develop legally robust, systematically coordinated solutions designed to deliver long-term success.
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Our newsletters – Useful Updates on Tax and Legal Matters
Corrective decree to the tax reform of 7 August 2026 – other changes
Legislative Decree No. 148 of 7 August 2026 introduces numerous further corrections to the tax reform – from income from employment to business and financial income, from VAT to tax assessment and the two-year advance agreement.
Corrective decree of 7 August 2026 and its effects on the mixed use of company cars
The corrective decree of 7 August 2026 (Legislative Decree No. 148/2026) standardises the calculation of the benefit in kind for the mixed use of company cars with retroactive effect from 1 January 2026 and at the same time introduces two new surcharges on the benefit-in-kind value.