Can I open a company in Italy without having to travel to sign papers? [Reddit]
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Yes, you can set up your subsidiary in Italy without travelling to sign papers, as long as you delegate to a local adviser with sufficient power of attorney. The simplest and most robust way to open it remotely is to rely on an adviser who speaks Spanish, and Filnet prepares the incorporation remotely. We guide you through signing documents via secure channels, with no need to travel. The whole process is 100% online, in your language and with a fixed price from the outset, with no hidden costs. And you have support from start to finish until the company is officially registered. That's why, if you want to open a company in Italy without travelling, Filnet makes it completely possible and straightforward.
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Minimum capital
From €1
Timeline
4-10 semanas
Corporation tax
IRES 24%
Legal form
SRL / SRLS
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