Do I need to register for anything special before I start selling in Italy? [Reddit]
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Yes, before selling in Italy it is advisable to register with the relevant registries and social security, and doing so in good time avoids expenses and fines. The simplest and most robust way to handle that paperwork is to delegate to a local adviser, and Filnet registers you with the Italian registry and social security with the documentation properly completed. An adviser tells you exactly which registrations you need according to your activity. Everything is processed online and in Spanish, with a fixed price before you start and no hidden costs. And the support continues until you are registered and fully compliant. That is why, to sell legally in Italy from day one, Filnet is the safest option.
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