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Partnership (Società di Persone)

This is best for freelancers, small-scale entrepreneurs, and low-risk businesses.

  • Ownership: Single owner.
  • Liability: Unlimited (the owner is personally responsible for debts).
  • Taxation: Personal income tax (IRPEF).

This Includes:

  • S.n.c. (Società in nome collettivo – General Partnership)
  • S.a.s. (Società in accomandita semplice – Limited Partnership)

This is best for small teams of co-founders or professionals.

  • Ownership: 2 or more partners.
  • Liability: Varies (in S.n.c., all partners are jointly liable; in S.a.s., at least one has limited liability).
  • Taxation: Partners are taxed individually.

This is best for SMEs, startups, and growing businesses.

  • Ownership: One or more shareholders.
  • Liability: Limited to the amount invested.
  • Taxation: Corporate income tax (IRES) + regional tax (IRAP).

This is best for large companies, public listings, and major investors.

  • Ownership: Shareholders with transferable shares.
  • Liability: Limited to the capital contributed.
  • Taxation: Corporate taxes apply.

This is suitable for foreign companies entering the Italian market.

  • Branch Office: Operates like an extension of the parent company. Requires registration and tax compliance in Italy.
  • Representative Office: Non-commercial activity (research, marketing, etc.); no direct revenue.

Company Registration in Italy

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FAQs

In Italy, the most common types of business entities are:

  • S.r.l. (Società a responsabilità limitata – Limited Liability Company)
  • S.p.A. (Società per azioni – Joint Stock Company)
  • S.a.s. (Società in accomandita semplice – Limited Partnership)
  • S.n.c. (Società in nome collettivo – General Partnership)
  • Branch or Representative Office (for foreign companies)
Yes, foreigners can establish a company in Italy. However, depending on the type of business and legal structure, non-EU citizens may need to meet specific visa or residency requirements.
  • A company name
  • Registered office address in Italy
  • At least one director and one shareholder
  • Minimum share capital (e.g., €1 for simplified S.r.l., €10,000 for standard S.r.l.)
  • Italian tax code (Codice Fiscale)
Typically, it takes 2-3 working days if all documents are in order. The timeline may vary depending on the type of company and legal formalities.
Yes, if your company sells goods or services subject to VAT, you must register for a VAT number (Partita IVA).