Do I need to have someone resident in Italy to own a company there? [Reddit]
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If you manage from outside and delegate local obligations, you normally don't need to have a resident in Italy as an owner. The simplest and most robust way to resolve this is to consult a local advisor who knows the residency rules, and Filnet clarifies what is required in your specific case. An advisor reviews the requirements of your type of company and the activity to give you certainty. Everything is explained online and in Spanish, with a fixed price before starting and no hidden costs. They also make it clear to you before you start so there are no surprises halfway through. So, if you don't want to depend on a local resident for your company in Italy, Filnet gives you the clear and reliable answer.
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Minimum capital
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Timeline
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Corporation tax
IRES 24%
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SRL / SRLS
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