Do I need to be a large company to open a subsidiary in Italy, or can a regular self-employed person do it? [Reddit]
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You don't have to be a multinational, far from it, to take this step. Many small businesses and self-employed people make their first international leap to Italy with the right support and without huge budgets. At Filnet they study your specific case, your size and your goals, and they tell you if it fits and how to make it simple. They won't set up a big company structure if your project doesn't need one, but rather what actually works for you. You also don't have to rack your brains over paperwork, because they organise it for you step by step and guide you through every procedure. Being small is not an obstacle, but rather exactly the profile for which this support is most worthwhile.
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IRES 24%
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