An overview of the Italian taxation system - Online

• Introduction to the Italian tax system
• Direct and indirect taxes (CIT, PIT, VAT, others)
• The various possibilities for establishing a company
• Focus on real estate’s taxation
• Regulations on the fiscal residence in Italy
• Q/A

Roberto Di Cursi has over 30 years of experience as a chartered accountant and tax advisor, including managerial roles in professional practices. He is a member of the Italian National Association of Tax and Accounting Experts and the Chamber of the Tax Advisors of the Czech Republic. Roberto is the former Head of the Italian Desk for the CEE area at Mazars Czech Republic.

He currently owns and manages Luca Prague, an independent consultancy boutique, which provides strategic and business advice, focusing on cross-border deals, temporary management, tax & accounting services,  contract negotiation and management, corporate disputes, family office services, anti-bribery compliance (ISO 37001) and mergers & acquisitions.

Projects requiring legal support in the Czech jurisdiction are managed in tandem with Massimiliano Pastore, advokát, a trusted partner and member of the Czech Bar Association with extensive experience in advising large and SMEs operating in the Czech Republic. 

Assignments concerning Italian tax laws are performed in cooperation with BFA Sistema SPA Stp, a multidisciplinary professional practice (tax, accounting, payroll, legal) with offices in Vicenza, Padova, Mantova, Milano, and Napoli.

Dr. Francesco Bifolco, Chairman of BFA Sistema spa, he coordinates multidisciplinary activities in the area of business analysis, business reorganizations, management and strategic consulting.

Dr. Luana Fogal, CEO of BFA Sistema spa, she deals with accounting and tax and coordinates the day to day activity of the company.

Dr. Michele Bana, partner, he deals with corporate advisory, business management, accounting, contractual, financial and tax - and bankruptcy.

Avv. Pietro Semeraro partner, he is a tax advisor specialized in tax disputes.