Can I Claim Registry and Chamber Fees as a Business Expense in Italy?
Yes. Fees for depositing the bilancio and the annual company charges are costs of running the company. The exact amounts need checking.
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What Agenzia delle Entrate says
Depositing the annual accounts at the Registro Imprese costs diritti di segreteria of €62.50 plus €65 of stamp duty. The annual chamber fee (diritto annuale) and the tassa di vidimazione libri sociali for capital companies (€309.87 or €516.46, due 16 March) are separate. Check those two on the Agenzia delle Entrate page before relying on them.
When you can claim
- Diritti di segreteria and stamp duty on the bilancio deposit
- Annual chamber fee
- Tassa di vidimazione libri sociali for capital companies
When you cannot claim
- Fees for unrelated private matters
Good to know
Pro tip: Keep the payment receipts from the Registro Imprese deposit with the bilancio file.
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