We handle the entire process remotely: company formation, notary procedures, legal address, VAT registration and first-year accounting.

2-4 weeks
Average setup time
Seamless access to 450+ million consumers across the European Union
Leverage the world-renowned Italian brand for your business
Central Mediterranean position perfect for international trade
Robust Italian and EU legal protection for your business
Join Italy's thriving community of innovative businesses
Opening a company in Italy is complex for foreigners because of:
Complex bureaucracy and administrative procedures
Mandatory notary requirements and physical presence
Tax registration and compliance complexity
Need for a legal address and registered office
Ongoing accounting obligations and reporting
Our firm solves all of this remotely.
Everything you need to establish and run your Italian company
All packages include ongoing support and compliance monitoring
30-minute paid consultation (€120) with a business structure review — fully credited toward your package if you proceed
Document preparation and identity verification - all handled remotely
Remote notary incorporation with full legal compliance
Company registration and VAT activation with all authorities
Accounting and compliance systems fully configured and ready
Fast, Transparent, and Fully Remote
We keep you updated at every step of the process
Choose the package that fits your business needs
Best for freelancers and small digital businesses
One-time fee · No hidden costs
Most requested package for serious entrepreneurs
One-time fee · No hidden costs
For international investors and larger operations
One-time fee · No hidden costs
All prices are one-time fees. No hidden costs or surprises.
Need a custom solution? Contact us for a tailored package.
Get expert answers to your specific case before committing to a package
30 minutes · Video call
Fully credited: the €120 is deducted from your package price if you proceed with us.
One-time payment
€120
Secure payment via Stripe · We contact you within 24h to schedule
Fully certified professionals registered with Italian authorities
Extensive experience with foreign shareholders and cross-border operations
100% compliant with Italian and EU regulations
No hidden fees - clear pricing from day one
Direct access to experienced accountants and legal advisors
Complete setup without traveling to Italy
FREE
PDF Guide
Download our detailed guide covering costs, timeline, taxes, legal requirements, and step-by-step instructions for non-resident entrepreneurs.
We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time.
Everything you need to know about opening a company in Italy
Still have questions?
Starting a business in Italy as a non-resident has become increasingly accessible. The most common structure for foreign entrepreneurs is the SRL (Società a Responsabilità Limitata), equivalent to a limited liability company. The process involves obtaining a tax identification number (Codice Fiscale), drafting company bylaws, notary incorporation, and registration with the Italian Business Register. Foreign shareholders can now complete the entire process remotely through digital authentication and certified email systems (PEC). The minimum share capital is just €1, though banks and suppliers often prefer higher capitalization. Italy offers strategic advantages including EU market access, strong legal protections, and the prestige of the Made in Italy brand.
The total cost of opening an Italian company varies based on complexity and services required. The main expenses include notary fees, Chamber of Commerce registration, and administrative expenses. Additional first-year costs include legal address rental, PEC certified email, digital signature, and accounting services. Our comprehensive packages bundle all these essential services with transparent pricing. We offer different service levels to match your specific business needs, from basic setup to full first-year accounting and premium international tax planning services. Contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your requirements.
Italian companies are subject to several tax obligations. IRES (corporate income tax) is charged at 24% on taxable profits. IRAP (regional production tax) applies at approximately 3.9% depending on the region. VAT (IVA) is applied at standard rate of 22%, reduced rates of 10% or 4%, or 0% for certain international transactions. Companies must file annual financial statements, corporate tax returns, and periodic VAT returns (monthly or quarterly based on turnover). Dividend distributions to foreign shareholders are subject to 26% withholding tax, potentially reduced by double taxation treaties. Proper tax planning can significantly optimize your Italian company's tax burden while maintaining full compliance.
Get in touch with our team — we reply within 24 hours
Via Perugina, 111 - Gubbio (PG), Italy
Serving clients worldwide
Fill out this quick form and we'll get back to you within 24 hours