Finding a Commercialista

If you are going to start any kind of business in Italy or work as a freelance or entrepreneur, you will need to find a good accountant. It is worth mentioning that you can handle your tax affairs yourself with free guidance from a ‘tutor’ at your local agenzia delle entrate (tax office) but unless you are confident, speak good Italian and are good with numbers and changing tax laws, it is probably best to let the professionals deal with it.

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Buying a Business in Italy - Vineyard

It is the wine lovers’ dream. To own a vineyard in Italy and enjoy the fruits of your labours by sitting under a leafy pergola on a warm summer’s evening drinking a bottle or two from your very own harvest.

Italian wine is famous all over the world. There are over a million vineyards from north to south and Italy’s varied terrain produces a great variety of wine from the sweet sparkling Moscato from Piemonte to the spicy purple Salice Salentino from the bottom of Puglia in the south.

Its population drinks more wine per head than any other country (an average of 59 litres) and it is the world’s biggest wine maker, producing 4.7 billion litres of wine in 2008.

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