I have an Italian company. What can you suggestIf you don’t have an Italian company it’s impossible
I guess ~1 year ago, too. (At least, they claimed it at their website, IIRC.)Banca sella is good, you might be able to open it remotely (at least that was possible 20 years ago)
But this is only true if they investigate you and see that you are cheating! Your 75% includes the fines for tax evasion. You are lucky if it only 75% !! If you report all income via a professional Commercialista, then they do nothing. Italian tax rates are published, well-known and not that bad, so if somebody complains, then they are either very stupid or engaged in illegal activity.WHY YOU GOT TO PUT YOURSELF IN TROUBLE FORGET ITALY , tax will kill you , guardia di finanza is very efficient in make you enourmous tax claim with non sense, tax rate is around 75% if pay all taxes
You just don’t know ItalyBut this is only true if they investigate you and see that you are cheating! Your 75% includes the fines for tax evasion. You are lucky if it only 75% !! If you report all income via a professional Commercialista, then they do nothing. Italian tax rates are published, well-known and not that bad, so if somebody complains, then they are either very stupid or engaged in illegal activity.
20 years ago.... 20 years ago you could register a 500$ Seychelles company and get a Cyprus bank account without even to provide anything else than a total fake passportBanca sella is good, you might be able to open it remotely (at least that was possible 20 years ago)
It comes with FR, IT, ES, DE IBANs. Enjoy!Qonto is good for Italian companies.
If you factor all the hidden taxes (and costs) you pay when running an Srl it leads up to 72-75 % effective corporate tax in most sectors.
you can invoice 85k and no deductionTo add to the options for those who have relatively small businesses, there is a flat rate regime (forfettario) with a 5% tax for the first five years then 15% onwards.