Since 2012, Italy has implemented a groundbreaking Startup law to encourage the creation and development of innovative startups.
Already, it’s paying off.
This strategy is key to fostering sustainable growth, technological development and employment, especially for young people. This will promote a new entrepreneurial culture, encouraging greater social mobility and injecting innovation into our business ecosystem.
As a result, our country will become a global hub for international investment and talent.
The Italia Startup Visa policy is designed to help achieve this last objective.
It provides a streamlined process for non-EU talents to found innovative startups in Italy.
This, along with benefits provided by the recent law, including robust tax relief on seed and venture capital investments, pioneering equity crowdfunding provisions, cuts in red tape, substantial guarantees on bank loans are steps to make Italy a world leader for innovative enterprises.
Go to http://italiastartupvisa.mise.gov.it
#ISVwebinars n°3: Italian Corporate Law - Micol Mimunitaliastartupvisa
Italian corporate law outlines several types of business entities that can be formed, including partnerships and corporations. The most commonly used structures for startups are limited liability companies and simplified limited liability companies. Setting up either of these entities involves drafting formation documents, contributing minimum capital, registering with the appropriate authority, and appointing directors. Limited liability companies must have at least one director and can appoint either an individual or a board. Quotaholders meetings are required annually and directors are responsible for managing the company.
The document provides an overview of corporate taxation in Italy, including:
- The corporate income tax rate (IRES) is currently 27.5% but will be reduced to 24% starting in 2017.
- The productive activities tax (IRAP) is 3.9% plus potential regional increases.
- VAT operates at a standard rate of 22% with reduced rates of 10% or 4% for some products.
- Corporate income taxation (IRES) applies the derivation principle where taxable income is based on statutory financial results with adjustments for tax purposes. Qualifying dividends and capital gains are 95% exempt.
- Depreciation and amortization rates and methods differ for tax and
The document discusses setting up a startup in Italy. It outlines the legislative framework established by the Italian government to promote startup creation, including the Decreto Startup law passed in 2012. The law defines innovative startups and provides benefits such as tax incentives and simplified bankruptcy procedures. It also discusses how to legally form a startup company as a limited liability company and register it with the required Italian agencies. Finally, it covers common types of labor agreements for hiring employees.
The document summarizes information about business angels and their role in providing financing to startups. It discusses how business angels provide early-stage funding to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) who have difficulty accessing financial resources. It provides details on what business angels look for in investment opportunities, how they support portfolio companies, and defines who business angels are and how they typically invest.
The document summarizes recent IBG activities and initiatives to strengthen support for members and facilitate business alliances between Italian and Saudi entrepreneurs. It discusses IBG's participation in business forums focused on opportunities in Saudi Arabia arising from Vision 2030 reforms. The IBG president outlines plans to transform IBG's legal and organizational framework to make it stronger and more effective in supporting members in both countries.
The document discusses Italy as an emerging place for startups. It summarizes that recent policy changes have boosted Italy's startup ecosystem by reducing bureaucracy and providing incentives. Milan, Rome, and Turin have the most startups, and the ecosystem is developing across regions. Italy also has strengths in technical skills from its universities and competitive advantages in engineering and manufacturing industries. Universities play a key role in supporting startups through business incubators associated with the national PNICube association.
THE ITALIAN AGENDA: POLICIES AND STRATEGIES FOR STARTUPSValya Chudovskaya
The document outlines Italy's agenda and policies for supporting startups. It discusses the definition of an innovative startup, key support measures including reducing red tape, flexible labor laws, funding incentives, and the Startup Visa. Results so far include over 2,700 high-tech startups established and funds allocated for startup loans. The strengths of Italy include its manufacturing culture and access to strategic markets, while weaknesses include a lack of venture capital and connections between startups and traditional companies. Next steps proposed are increasing entrepreneurship education, developing venture capital, facilitating networking, and promoting collaboration.
#ISVwebinars n°3: Italian Corporate Law - Micol Mimunitaliastartupvisa
Italian corporate law outlines several types of business entities that can be formed, including partnerships and corporations. The most commonly used structures for startups are limited liability companies and simplified limited liability companies. Setting up either of these entities involves drafting formation documents, contributing minimum capital, registering with the appropriate authority, and appointing directors. Limited liability companies must have at least one director and can appoint either an individual or a board. Quotaholders meetings are required annually and directors are responsible for managing the company.
The document provides an overview of corporate taxation in Italy, including:
- The corporate income tax rate (IRES) is currently 27.5% but will be reduced to 24% starting in 2017.
- The productive activities tax (IRAP) is 3.9% plus potential regional increases.
- VAT operates at a standard rate of 22% with reduced rates of 10% or 4% for some products.
- Corporate income taxation (IRES) applies the derivation principle where taxable income is based on statutory financial results with adjustments for tax purposes. Qualifying dividends and capital gains are 95% exempt.
- Depreciation and amortization rates and methods differ for tax and
The document discusses setting up a startup in Italy. It outlines the legislative framework established by the Italian government to promote startup creation, including the Decreto Startup law passed in 2012. The law defines innovative startups and provides benefits such as tax incentives and simplified bankruptcy procedures. It also discusses how to legally form a startup company as a limited liability company and register it with the required Italian agencies. Finally, it covers common types of labor agreements for hiring employees.
The document summarizes information about business angels and their role in providing financing to startups. It discusses how business angels provide early-stage funding to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) who have difficulty accessing financial resources. It provides details on what business angels look for in investment opportunities, how they support portfolio companies, and defines who business angels are and how they typically invest.
The document summarizes recent IBG activities and initiatives to strengthen support for members and facilitate business alliances between Italian and Saudi entrepreneurs. It discusses IBG's participation in business forums focused on opportunities in Saudi Arabia arising from Vision 2030 reforms. The IBG president outlines plans to transform IBG's legal and organizational framework to make it stronger and more effective in supporting members in both countries.
The document discusses Italy as an emerging place for startups. It summarizes that recent policy changes have boosted Italy's startup ecosystem by reducing bureaucracy and providing incentives. Milan, Rome, and Turin have the most startups, and the ecosystem is developing across regions. Italy also has strengths in technical skills from its universities and competitive advantages in engineering and manufacturing industries. Universities play a key role in supporting startups through business incubators associated with the national PNICube association.
THE ITALIAN AGENDA: POLICIES AND STRATEGIES FOR STARTUPSValya Chudovskaya
The document outlines Italy's agenda and policies for supporting startups. It discusses the definition of an innovative startup, key support measures including reducing red tape, flexible labor laws, funding incentives, and the Startup Visa. Results so far include over 2,700 high-tech startups established and funds allocated for startup loans. The strengths of Italy include its manufacturing culture and access to strategic markets, while weaknesses include a lack of venture capital and connections between startups and traditional companies. Next steps proposed are increasing entrepreneurship education, developing venture capital, facilitating networking, and promoting collaboration.
Partners: a comic book published by European Commission - Regional PolicyParma Couture
The Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy has just published a brand new comic book called "Partners" which aims at presenting Regional and Urban Policy through six stories designed to appeal to a young audience.
The themes covered in this album are:
- Research & Innovation,
- Urban Development,
- Environment,
- Support to SMEs,
- Social Inclusion,
- ICT,
- Cooperation between regions,
- Transport,
- Solidarity between regions in case of natural disasters, etc.
These slices of life and stories of men and women were inspired by real EU-funded projects that illustrate the European Union’s contribution to reducing differences in standards of living and supporting the regions in their development.
This comic is available in FR, EN and NL and can be ordered via EU Bookshop.
More information: http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/newsroom/detail.cfm?id=1423&LAN=EN&lang=en
Federalismo differenziato: Audizione Ministro Affari RegionaliParma Couture
Il testo in oggetto, pubblicato sul sito del Ministro per gli Affari Regionali, è stato presentato dalla Ministro Lanzetta il 28 Maggio 2014 dinanzi alla Commissione parlamentare per le questioni regionali, nell'ambito dell'indagine conoscitiva in materia di "federalismo differenziato".
Si evidenziano di seguito alcune interessanti considerazioni della Ministro.
Il bilancio del funzionamento delle Regioni a statuto speciale può ritenersi nel complesso positivo, ma i migliori risultati sono concentrati al Nord (Friuli, Valle d'Aosta e Trentino Alto Adige).
Per questa ragione, si auspica una nuova STAGIONE STATUTARIA in direzione della cosiddetta "SPECIALITA' RESPONSABILE".
Già il testo all'esame del Senato sulla riforma costituzionale prevede la concreta attuazione, finora mai avvenuta, dell'art. 116 della Costituzione (novato nel 2001) che prevede la possibilità per le Regioni ordinarie di negoziare con lo Stato ulteriori forme di autonomia. La riforma Boschi punta, infatti, ad un FEDERALISMO DIFFERENZIATO con la possibilità di attribuire a singole Regioni la facoltà legislativa in materie di esclusiva competenza statale. Le Regioni potranno, inoltre, delegare le funzioni ai propri Comuni sulla base delle esigenze del territorio.
In sostanza, è giusto che i territori più dinamici siano lasciati liberi di legiferare direttamente in ambiti finora di competenza statale, ma avendo cura che i territori più deboli non siano lasciati soli.
This document discusses measuring inequality and redistribution across advanced economies. It begins by explaining how inequality is typically measured using the Gini coefficient, with higher scores indicating higher inequality. Graphs show Gini coefficient scores for OECD countries in the mid-2000s, with the US and UK having among the highest inequality. The document also examines inequality within countries using income deciles and discusses factors that can influence inequality levels between nations, such as the strength of organized labor, economic openness, and welfare institutions.
Rivoluzione: report consultazione pubblica sulla riforma della Pubblica Ammin...Parma Couture
mercoledì 4 giugno 2014
Sono online, sul sito del dipartimento della funzione pubblica, i primi esiti della consultazione pubblica lanciata il 30 aprile 2014 all'indirizzo: rivoluzione@governo.it.
Sono giunte, nel mese di consultazione, 39.343 e-mail che hanno discusso puntualmente i 44 punti della riforma della pubblica amministrazione, contenuti nella lettera indirizzata dal Presidente del Consiglio e dalla Ministro della Funzione Pubblica ai dipendenti pubblici e ai cittadini.
Tutte le mail sono state lette e analizzate grazie al supporto dei ricercatori del Dipartimento di metodi e modelli per l'economia il territorio e la finanza dell'Università La Sapienza di Roma, coordinati dal professor Sergio Bolasco, che hanno utilizzato la tecnica del text mining.
Il report presenta gli orientamenti e le proposte emerse sui singoli punti della riforma.
Grazie al contributo e alle idee dei cittadini, il Governo si appresta a varare, nel Consiglio dei ministri del 13 giugno 2014, la riforma della Pubblica Amministrazione.
Bando 2014 RER Insediamento giovani agricoltori avviati dal 1/10/2013Parma Couture
Con un finanziamento di ulteriori 2 milioni e 400 mila euro, l'Assessorato regionale all'agricoltura promuove un nuovo bando rivolto ai neo imprenditori agricoli con meno di 40 anni di età. Il premio per il primo insediamento è un contributo previsto dalla misura 112 del Psr, Programma di sviluppo rurale 2007-2013 e consiste in un aiuto compreso tra i 15 mila e i 40 mila euro. Termine ultimo per le domande, che dovranno essere presentate alle Amministrazioni provinciali, è il 30 maggio 2014. L'istruttoria si concluderà entro il 12 settembre 2014 con l’approvazione della graduatoria unica regionale.
Decreto MISE-MEF n. 140/2015 - Nuove impreseParma Couture
Il Decreto MISE - MEF 08/07/2015 n. 140 (seguito dalla Circolare MISE 09/10/2015 n. 75445) ha riattivato la misura, gestita da Invitalia, di agevolazione delle nuove imprese prevista dal Decreto Legislativo n. 185/2000 Titolo I (Autoimprenditorialità). La nuova normativa prevede l'erogazione di finanziamenti a tasso zero destinati a società di micro o piccola dimensione costituite in territorio nazionale da non più di 12 mesi da parte di soci in maggioranza giovani (età non superiore a 35 anni) o donne.
La domanda può essere presentata anche da persone fisiche che si impegnano a costituire una società con i suddetti requisiti (l'avvenuta costituzione dovrà essere comunicata entro 45 giorni dall'ammissione). Le nuove imprese possono appartenere a qualsiasi settore di produzione o servizio (anche turismo, cultura e innovazione sociale), ad esclusione della sola produzione agricola primaria che non accede al de minimis. Gli investimenti ammissibili per le nuove imprese sono il suolo aziendale (max 10%), l'acquisto o costruzione di fabbricati e la realizzazione di opere edili e ristrutturazioni (in percentuale sul costo totale, variabile rispetto al settore), i macchinari, le attrezzature e (max 20%) i software e servizi ICT, i brevetti, licenze e marchi (max 20%), la formazione specialistica (max 5%) e le consulenze specialistiche (max 5%).
I finanziamenti a tasso zero per le nuove imprese hanno una durata massima di 8 anni e coprono fino al 75% dei costi totali ammissibili.
Martedì, 22 Marzo 2016
Dall’insediamento del Ministro Federica Guidi, l’azione complessiva del Ministero dello Sviluppo economico è riconducibile ad un framework unitario, il cui obiettivo principale è di creare le condizioni affinché le imprese possano consolidarsi ed espandersi attraverso il rilancio degli investimenti, una più forte proiezione internazionale e un maggiore accesso ai fattori di produzione quali l’energia e il credito.
Per perseguire queste finalità il Ministero dello sviluppo economico ha adottato, in questi due anni, numerose misure per rafforzare la competitività del sistema produttivo e proiettare l’economia verso una maggiore innovazione tecnologica e organizzativa. In particolare attraverso lo stimolo alla ricerca e all’innovazione, la promozione e la crescita dimensionale di imprese innovative ad alto valore tecnologico, l’accesso alle fonti di finanziamento, il consolidamento patrimoniale, il rafforzamento della proiezione internazionale, l’approvvigionamento energetico a costi più competitivi, la realizzazione e promozione di servizi e infrastrutture digitali, nonché la promozione della concorrenza, la tutela della proprietà intellettuale e dei consumatori.
Con l’obiettivo di rilanciare il protagonismo delle imprese attraverso la crescita e il rafforzamento della competitività del nostro tessuto produttivo, l’Handbook, redatto sia in italiano che in inglese, rappresenta un vademecum di tutte le misure agevolative adottate dal Ministero dello sviluppo economico in un’ottica di modernizzazione e rafforzamento del paradigma imprenditoriale italiano.
L’Handbook raccoglie tutte le agevolazioni attualmente fruibili dalle imprese, suddivise in quattro macro-aree di intervento (sostegno alla competitività, sostegno all’innovazione, efficienza energetica, internazionalizzazione) e un focus speciale sulle startup e PMI innovative.
What qualifies as an innovative startup according to the Italian law? What are the main benefits for this type of company? What advantages are provided to investors? What are the main results of the Italian Startup Act so far?
Italy can greatly benefit from globalisation. This is well-known by the Italian entrepreneurs and workers who have made our country Europe’s second manufacturing
economy, and the world’s fifth. This is well-known by the consumers throughout the world who appreciate products “Made
in Italy” that have created a robust and widespread “demand for Italy”.
Opening up to globalisation does not just mean taking Italy to the world by exporting our products and investing in new
markets. It also means bringing the world to Italy. It means attracting capital, both financial and human, with which to
participate on an equal footing in the global creation of value, and in creating jobs, knowledge and growth for our citizens.
It is to meet this challenge that the Italian Government is launching Destinazione Italia (Destination Italy). Developed
in close coordination with the economic policy priorities set out in the Economic and Financial Planning Document,
Destinazione Italia establishes a set of measures to foster inbound investments in a cohesive and structural manner and
increase Italian companies’ competitiveness. These measures will be introduced to our legal system following a timescale on which the Government’s agenda will be based.
In its initial version, Destinazione Italia consists of 50 measures whose goal is to reform a broad range of sectors, from tax
to employment and civil justice to research; to enhance and build upon our assets; and to develop investment-focused
policies to promote our country at the international level. The Government is committed to translating these measures into
concrete provisions and laws and to begin monitoring their implementation on a weekly basis.
The Government undertakes to further analyse and implement the measures contained in Destinazione Italia in line with
the public finance planning documents and the economic and financial framework established by the Stability Law.
Destinazione Italia is a “living document”. The Government will be opening a three-week public consultation on this initial
version, “mark 0.5”, in which citizens, Italian and foreign business communities, business and other associations, trade
unions and experts will all have their say. The outcome will be Destinazione Italia version 1.0.
The Italian government passed legislation in 2012 to support innovative startups. The law defines innovative startups as companies less than 4 years old with turnover under 5 million euros that develop innovative technologies. It provides benefits like tax credits for hiring qualified employees, simplified registration, stock options for employees, and access to funding sources. The goal is to promote sustainable growth, technology development, and attract foreign investment through support of innovative startups.
Start-up ecosystems. Italian startup scene (v. 2019 ita)Frieda Brioschi
Overview on start-up ecosystems. What is an ecosystem, best start-up ecosystems. London vs Berlin. Start-up regulation in Italy, how to fund your company, company kinds.
This document provides an overview of investment options for foreign investors in Italy. It discusses investing through a subsidiary company, a joint venture, or establishing a branch/office. It covers relevant regulations, taxes, and labor laws. The guide is divided into three parts: Part I addresses investing in an Italian company; Part II covers permanent establishments and representative offices; Part III introduces Italian labor law. The document aims to give foreign investors an introduction to key legal and tax considerations for entering, operating, and exiting the Italian market.
Start-up ecosystems. Italian startup scene (v. 2018 ita)Frieda Brioschi
Overview on start-up ecosystems. What is an ecosystem, best start-up ecosystems. London vs Berlin. Start-up regulation in Italy, how to fund your company, company kinds.
How to understand the Investment Compact. March 2015telosaes
24 March 2015 The Senate of the Republic approved the Investment Compact definitively. The ong-awaited Decree is a package of measures aimed at reorganising the banking system and stimulating investment, especially for Italian SMEs.
The document summarizes Italy's new tax compliance regime for large businesses. It outlines that companies with over €10 billion in annual revenue can join starting in 2016, and those with over €100 million can join starting in 2020. It also allows companies investing over €30 million in Italy to join regardless of revenue. Main benefits include preventative tax discussions, binding agreements, reduced penalties, and reputation/credit benefits. Requirements include having a tax control framework in place. The regime aims to attract foreign investment by providing tax certainty for qualifying large businesses and investments in Italy.
The document provides an overview of the legislative framework for setting up a startup in Italy, including the Decreto Startup law and regulations for innovative startups. It discusses benefits for startups such as tax incentives and simplified bankruptcy procedures. It also covers labor agreements, intellectual property regulations, and copyright/author's rights.
#ISVwebinars n° 1: Smart&Start Italia - Daniela Patuzziitaliastartupvisa
Slides presented during #ISVwebinar n°1, 12 September 2016.
Content: Smart&Start Italia, the financing initiative for innovative startups managed by Invitalia. Rules of the programme and key data on applicants
Partners: a comic book published by European Commission - Regional PolicyParma Couture
The Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy has just published a brand new comic book called "Partners" which aims at presenting Regional and Urban Policy through six stories designed to appeal to a young audience.
The themes covered in this album are:
- Research & Innovation,
- Urban Development,
- Environment,
- Support to SMEs,
- Social Inclusion,
- ICT,
- Cooperation between regions,
- Transport,
- Solidarity between regions in case of natural disasters, etc.
These slices of life and stories of men and women were inspired by real EU-funded projects that illustrate the European Union’s contribution to reducing differences in standards of living and supporting the regions in their development.
This comic is available in FR, EN and NL and can be ordered via EU Bookshop.
More information: http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/newsroom/detail.cfm?id=1423&LAN=EN&lang=en
Federalismo differenziato: Audizione Ministro Affari RegionaliParma Couture
Il testo in oggetto, pubblicato sul sito del Ministro per gli Affari Regionali, è stato presentato dalla Ministro Lanzetta il 28 Maggio 2014 dinanzi alla Commissione parlamentare per le questioni regionali, nell'ambito dell'indagine conoscitiva in materia di "federalismo differenziato".
Si evidenziano di seguito alcune interessanti considerazioni della Ministro.
Il bilancio del funzionamento delle Regioni a statuto speciale può ritenersi nel complesso positivo, ma i migliori risultati sono concentrati al Nord (Friuli, Valle d'Aosta e Trentino Alto Adige).
Per questa ragione, si auspica una nuova STAGIONE STATUTARIA in direzione della cosiddetta "SPECIALITA' RESPONSABILE".
Già il testo all'esame del Senato sulla riforma costituzionale prevede la concreta attuazione, finora mai avvenuta, dell'art. 116 della Costituzione (novato nel 2001) che prevede la possibilità per le Regioni ordinarie di negoziare con lo Stato ulteriori forme di autonomia. La riforma Boschi punta, infatti, ad un FEDERALISMO DIFFERENZIATO con la possibilità di attribuire a singole Regioni la facoltà legislativa in materie di esclusiva competenza statale. Le Regioni potranno, inoltre, delegare le funzioni ai propri Comuni sulla base delle esigenze del territorio.
In sostanza, è giusto che i territori più dinamici siano lasciati liberi di legiferare direttamente in ambiti finora di competenza statale, ma avendo cura che i territori più deboli non siano lasciati soli.
This document discusses measuring inequality and redistribution across advanced economies. It begins by explaining how inequality is typically measured using the Gini coefficient, with higher scores indicating higher inequality. Graphs show Gini coefficient scores for OECD countries in the mid-2000s, with the US and UK having among the highest inequality. The document also examines inequality within countries using income deciles and discusses factors that can influence inequality levels between nations, such as the strength of organized labor, economic openness, and welfare institutions.
Rivoluzione: report consultazione pubblica sulla riforma della Pubblica Ammin...Parma Couture
mercoledì 4 giugno 2014
Sono online, sul sito del dipartimento della funzione pubblica, i primi esiti della consultazione pubblica lanciata il 30 aprile 2014 all'indirizzo: rivoluzione@governo.it.
Sono giunte, nel mese di consultazione, 39.343 e-mail che hanno discusso puntualmente i 44 punti della riforma della pubblica amministrazione, contenuti nella lettera indirizzata dal Presidente del Consiglio e dalla Ministro della Funzione Pubblica ai dipendenti pubblici e ai cittadini.
Tutte le mail sono state lette e analizzate grazie al supporto dei ricercatori del Dipartimento di metodi e modelli per l'economia il territorio e la finanza dell'Università La Sapienza di Roma, coordinati dal professor Sergio Bolasco, che hanno utilizzato la tecnica del text mining.
Il report presenta gli orientamenti e le proposte emerse sui singoli punti della riforma.
Grazie al contributo e alle idee dei cittadini, il Governo si appresta a varare, nel Consiglio dei ministri del 13 giugno 2014, la riforma della Pubblica Amministrazione.
Bando 2014 RER Insediamento giovani agricoltori avviati dal 1/10/2013Parma Couture
Con un finanziamento di ulteriori 2 milioni e 400 mila euro, l'Assessorato regionale all'agricoltura promuove un nuovo bando rivolto ai neo imprenditori agricoli con meno di 40 anni di età. Il premio per il primo insediamento è un contributo previsto dalla misura 112 del Psr, Programma di sviluppo rurale 2007-2013 e consiste in un aiuto compreso tra i 15 mila e i 40 mila euro. Termine ultimo per le domande, che dovranno essere presentate alle Amministrazioni provinciali, è il 30 maggio 2014. L'istruttoria si concluderà entro il 12 settembre 2014 con l’approvazione della graduatoria unica regionale.
Decreto MISE-MEF n. 140/2015 - Nuove impreseParma Couture
Il Decreto MISE - MEF 08/07/2015 n. 140 (seguito dalla Circolare MISE 09/10/2015 n. 75445) ha riattivato la misura, gestita da Invitalia, di agevolazione delle nuove imprese prevista dal Decreto Legislativo n. 185/2000 Titolo I (Autoimprenditorialità). La nuova normativa prevede l'erogazione di finanziamenti a tasso zero destinati a società di micro o piccola dimensione costituite in territorio nazionale da non più di 12 mesi da parte di soci in maggioranza giovani (età non superiore a 35 anni) o donne.
La domanda può essere presentata anche da persone fisiche che si impegnano a costituire una società con i suddetti requisiti (l'avvenuta costituzione dovrà essere comunicata entro 45 giorni dall'ammissione). Le nuove imprese possono appartenere a qualsiasi settore di produzione o servizio (anche turismo, cultura e innovazione sociale), ad esclusione della sola produzione agricola primaria che non accede al de minimis. Gli investimenti ammissibili per le nuove imprese sono il suolo aziendale (max 10%), l'acquisto o costruzione di fabbricati e la realizzazione di opere edili e ristrutturazioni (in percentuale sul costo totale, variabile rispetto al settore), i macchinari, le attrezzature e (max 20%) i software e servizi ICT, i brevetti, licenze e marchi (max 20%), la formazione specialistica (max 5%) e le consulenze specialistiche (max 5%).
I finanziamenti a tasso zero per le nuove imprese hanno una durata massima di 8 anni e coprono fino al 75% dei costi totali ammissibili.
Martedì, 22 Marzo 2016
Dall’insediamento del Ministro Federica Guidi, l’azione complessiva del Ministero dello Sviluppo economico è riconducibile ad un framework unitario, il cui obiettivo principale è di creare le condizioni affinché le imprese possano consolidarsi ed espandersi attraverso il rilancio degli investimenti, una più forte proiezione internazionale e un maggiore accesso ai fattori di produzione quali l’energia e il credito.
Per perseguire queste finalità il Ministero dello sviluppo economico ha adottato, in questi due anni, numerose misure per rafforzare la competitività del sistema produttivo e proiettare l’economia verso una maggiore innovazione tecnologica e organizzativa. In particolare attraverso lo stimolo alla ricerca e all’innovazione, la promozione e la crescita dimensionale di imprese innovative ad alto valore tecnologico, l’accesso alle fonti di finanziamento, il consolidamento patrimoniale, il rafforzamento della proiezione internazionale, l’approvvigionamento energetico a costi più competitivi, la realizzazione e promozione di servizi e infrastrutture digitali, nonché la promozione della concorrenza, la tutela della proprietà intellettuale e dei consumatori.
Con l’obiettivo di rilanciare il protagonismo delle imprese attraverso la crescita e il rafforzamento della competitività del nostro tessuto produttivo, l’Handbook, redatto sia in italiano che in inglese, rappresenta un vademecum di tutte le misure agevolative adottate dal Ministero dello sviluppo economico in un’ottica di modernizzazione e rafforzamento del paradigma imprenditoriale italiano.
L’Handbook raccoglie tutte le agevolazioni attualmente fruibili dalle imprese, suddivise in quattro macro-aree di intervento (sostegno alla competitività, sostegno all’innovazione, efficienza energetica, internazionalizzazione) e un focus speciale sulle startup e PMI innovative.
What qualifies as an innovative startup according to the Italian law? What are the main benefits for this type of company? What advantages are provided to investors? What are the main results of the Italian Startup Act so far?
Italy can greatly benefit from globalisation. This is well-known by the Italian entrepreneurs and workers who have made our country Europe’s second manufacturing
economy, and the world’s fifth. This is well-known by the consumers throughout the world who appreciate products “Made
in Italy” that have created a robust and widespread “demand for Italy”.
Opening up to globalisation does not just mean taking Italy to the world by exporting our products and investing in new
markets. It also means bringing the world to Italy. It means attracting capital, both financial and human, with which to
participate on an equal footing in the global creation of value, and in creating jobs, knowledge and growth for our citizens.
It is to meet this challenge that the Italian Government is launching Destinazione Italia (Destination Italy). Developed
in close coordination with the economic policy priorities set out in the Economic and Financial Planning Document,
Destinazione Italia establishes a set of measures to foster inbound investments in a cohesive and structural manner and
increase Italian companies’ competitiveness. These measures will be introduced to our legal system following a timescale on which the Government’s agenda will be based.
In its initial version, Destinazione Italia consists of 50 measures whose goal is to reform a broad range of sectors, from tax
to employment and civil justice to research; to enhance and build upon our assets; and to develop investment-focused
policies to promote our country at the international level. The Government is committed to translating these measures into
concrete provisions and laws and to begin monitoring their implementation on a weekly basis.
The Government undertakes to further analyse and implement the measures contained in Destinazione Italia in line with
the public finance planning documents and the economic and financial framework established by the Stability Law.
Destinazione Italia is a “living document”. The Government will be opening a three-week public consultation on this initial
version, “mark 0.5”, in which citizens, Italian and foreign business communities, business and other associations, trade
unions and experts will all have their say. The outcome will be Destinazione Italia version 1.0.
The Italian government passed legislation in 2012 to support innovative startups. The law defines innovative startups as companies less than 4 years old with turnover under 5 million euros that develop innovative technologies. It provides benefits like tax credits for hiring qualified employees, simplified registration, stock options for employees, and access to funding sources. The goal is to promote sustainable growth, technology development, and attract foreign investment through support of innovative startups.
Start-up ecosystems. Italian startup scene (v. 2019 ita)Frieda Brioschi
Overview on start-up ecosystems. What is an ecosystem, best start-up ecosystems. London vs Berlin. Start-up regulation in Italy, how to fund your company, company kinds.
This document provides an overview of investment options for foreign investors in Italy. It discusses investing through a subsidiary company, a joint venture, or establishing a branch/office. It covers relevant regulations, taxes, and labor laws. The guide is divided into three parts: Part I addresses investing in an Italian company; Part II covers permanent establishments and representative offices; Part III introduces Italian labor law. The document aims to give foreign investors an introduction to key legal and tax considerations for entering, operating, and exiting the Italian market.
Start-up ecosystems. Italian startup scene (v. 2018 ita)Frieda Brioschi
Overview on start-up ecosystems. What is an ecosystem, best start-up ecosystems. London vs Berlin. Start-up regulation in Italy, how to fund your company, company kinds.
How to understand the Investment Compact. March 2015telosaes
24 March 2015 The Senate of the Republic approved the Investment Compact definitively. The ong-awaited Decree is a package of measures aimed at reorganising the banking system and stimulating investment, especially for Italian SMEs.
The document summarizes Italy's new tax compliance regime for large businesses. It outlines that companies with over €10 billion in annual revenue can join starting in 2016, and those with over €100 million can join starting in 2020. It also allows companies investing over €30 million in Italy to join regardless of revenue. Main benefits include preventative tax discussions, binding agreements, reduced penalties, and reputation/credit benefits. Requirements include having a tax control framework in place. The regime aims to attract foreign investment by providing tax certainty for qualifying large businesses and investments in Italy.
The document provides an overview of the legislative framework for setting up a startup in Italy, including the Decreto Startup law and regulations for innovative startups. It discusses benefits for startups such as tax incentives and simplified bankruptcy procedures. It also covers labor agreements, intellectual property regulations, and copyright/author's rights.
#ISVwebinars n° 1: Smart&Start Italia - Daniela Patuzziitaliastartupvisa
Slides presented during #ISVwebinar n°1, 12 September 2016.
Content: Smart&Start Italia, the financing initiative for innovative startups managed by Invitalia. Rules of the programme and key data on applicants
Brought to you by Fideso Tax & Law Marbella. Spain is to launch a set of new rules to facilitate the creation of new companies and provide a comprehensive response to the self-employed and SMEs.
The government stressed that this is a key reform for economic reactivation and job creation.
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Italy is a founding member of the EU and participates in several international organizations like the EU, NATO, OECD, UN, WTO. As one of the largest economies, Italy has a constitution and various laws that govern labor, taxation, the environment, and real estate. Labor law was reformed in 2012 to make the market more inclusive and dynamic. Corporate tax rates have been reduced over time and now stand at 27.5%, with exemptions for capital gains and dividends. Environmental legislation aims to reduce pollution and promote sustainable energy.
Italy has a population of over 60 million people and has the fourth largest economy in Europe, primarily from manufacturing, agriculture and tourism. The government has a bicameral parliament composed of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate. Immigration is governed by national law and enforced locally. Work visas are required for stays over 90 days and are subject to annual quotas, except for intra-company transfers. Italian labor law applies to all employees working in Italy, whether for Italian or foreign companies.
The document summarizes recent legal developments in Italy and the EU regarding investments and regulatory reforms. It discusses the EU Capital Markets Union project which aims to make it easier for SMEs to raise funds through alternatives to bank funding such as revised prospectus regulations. It also discusses Italy's role in the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) through the state lender CDP committing €8 billion to worthy Italian projects. Finally, it outlines newly approved whistleblower protections in Italy and an agreement between Italy and the EU to help Italian banks deal with non-performing loans through a special purpose vehicle.
Start-up ecosystems. Italian startup scene (v. 2018-2019 eng)Frieda Brioschi
Overview on start-up ecosystems. What is an ecosystem, best start-up ecosystems. London vs Berlin. Start-up regulation in Italy, how to fund your company, company kinds.
The document summarizes Italy's new policies to support investment and innovation, focusing on "Industria 4.0" and innovative startups. It outlines the Italian Startup Act framework which provides benefits like online incorporation, tax breaks, and easier funding for startups. The 2017 budget law enhances supports including raising the R&D tax credit to 50%, increasing tax incentives for equity investments in startups to 30%, and introducing hyper-depreciation allowances to encourage digital transformation investments. The document positions Italy among having the most favorable tax treatment for digital investors in the world.
The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, and the Confederation of Italian Industries signed a letter of intent to involve Italian industries in a cooperation project called "SME Cluster Development" in Vietnam. The project aims to enhance the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in Vietnam by supporting cluster development. It will promote cooperation between enterprises in clusters to improve efficiencies and provide technical assistance to upgrade skills and technologies. The project draws on the experience of Italian industrial districts and seeks to promote partnerships between Italian and Vietnamese enterprises and industrial districts. It is funded by the Italian government and implemented by UNIDO over 36 months.
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Rettifica Circolare MISE Nuove Imprese giovanili e femminiliParma Couture
Il Decreto MISE - MEF 08/07/2015 n. 140 (seguito dalla Circolare MISE 09/10/2015 n. 75445) ha riattivato la misura, gestita da Invitalia, di agevolazione delle nuove imprese prevista dal Decreto Legislativo n. 185/2000 Titolo I (Autoimprenditorialità). La nuova normativa prevede l'erogazione di finanziamenti a tasso zero destinati a società di micro o piccola dimensione costituite in territorio nazionale da non più di 12 mesi da parte di soci in maggioranza giovani (età non superiore a 35 anni) o donne.
La domanda può essere presentata anche da persone fisiche che si impegnano a costituire una società con i suddetti requisiti (l'avvenuta costituzione dovrà essere comunicata entro 45 giorni dall'ammissione). Le nuove imprese possono appartenere a qualsiasi settore di produzione o servizio (anche turismo, cultura e innovazione sociale), ad esclusione della sola produzione agricola primaria che non accede al de minimis. Gli investimenti ammissibili per le nuove imprese sono il suolo aziendale (max 10%), l'acquisto o costruzione di fabbricati e la realizzazione di opere edili e ristrutturazioni (in percentuale sul costo totale, variabile rispetto al settore), i macchinari, le attrezzature e (max 20%) i software e servizi ICT, i brevetti, licenze e marchi (max 20%), la formazione specialistica (max 5%) e le consulenze specialistiche (max 5%).
I finanziamenti a tasso zero per le nuove imprese hanno una durata massima di 8 anni e coprono fino al 75% dei costi totali ammissibili.
Presentazione dei piani d'impresa a sportello a partire dal 13 Gennaio 2016 (fino ad esaurimento risorse)
Circolare MISE Nuove Imprese giovanili e femminiliParma Couture
Il Decreto MISE - MEF 08/07/2015 n. 140 (seguito dalla Circolare MISE 09/10/2015 n. 75445) ha riattivato la misura, gestita da Invitalia, di agevolazione delle nuove imprese prevista dal Decreto Legislativo n. 185/2000 Titolo I (Autoimprenditorialità). La nuova normativa prevede l'erogazione di finanziamenti a tasso zero destinati a società di micro o piccola dimensione costituite in territorio nazionale da non più di 12 mesi da parte di soci in maggioranza giovani (età non superiore a 35 anni) o donne.
La domanda può essere presentata anche da persone fisiche che si impegnano a costituire una società con i suddetti requisiti (l'avvenuta costituzione dovrà essere comunicata entro 45 giorni dall'ammissione). Le nuove imprese possono appartenere a qualsiasi settore di produzione o servizio (anche turismo, cultura e innovazione sociale), ad esclusione della sola produzione agricola primaria che non accede al de minimis. Gli investimenti ammissibili per le nuove imprese sono il suolo aziendale (max 10%), l'acquisto o costruzione di fabbricati e la realizzazione di opere edili e ristrutturazioni (in percentuale sul costo totale, variabile rispetto al settore), i macchinari, le attrezzature e (max 20%) i software e servizi ICT, i brevetti, licenze e marchi (max 20%), la formazione specialistica (max 5%) e le consulenze specialistiche (max 5%).
I finanziamenti a tasso zero per le nuove imprese hanno una durata massima di 8 anni e coprono fino al 75% dei costi totali ammissibili.
Presentazione dei piani d'impresa a sportello a partire dal 13 Gennaio 2016 (fino ad esaurimento risorse)
Bando ambulanze 2015: Domanda di contributo e allegatiParma Couture
E' disponibile il modello per la domanda di contributo, ai sensi dell'art. 96 della legge 342 del 2000 e del D.M. 177 del 2010, corredato dagli allegati e le linee guida, per le associazioni di volontariato ed Onlus che intendono presentare la richiesta di contributo per gli acquisti di ambulanze, beni strumentali e beni da donare a strutture sanitarie pubbliche effettuati nell'anno 2015. SCADENZA 31/12/2015
Ambulanze e beni strumentali: Linee guida 2015Parma Couture
E' disponibile il modello per la domanda di contributo, ai sensi dell'art. 96 della legge 342 del 2000 e del D.M. 177 del 2010, corredato dagli allegati e le linee guida, per le associazioni di volontariato ed Onlus che intendono presentare la richiesta di contributo per gli acquisti di ambulanze, beni strumentali e beni da donare a strutture sanitarie pubbliche effettuati nell'anno 2015. SCADENZA: 31 DICEMBRE 2015
forza motrice del progetto promosso da Parma Couture. Nasce a Parma un prestigioso marchio di abbigliamento maschile di alta qualità artigianale. Unire sotto un unico brand la produzione dei migliori artigiani presenti nel panorama sartoriale di Parma è l’obiettivo dell’iniziativa rivolta all’uomo di oggi che nelle sue scelte privilegia l’originalità delle creazioni ed esige la loro perfetta realizzazione.
Il talento e la maestria che gli artigiani parmensi sono in grado di esprimere, derivati dall’esperienza maturata da ciascuno nella sua personale specializzazione, garantiscono l’alta qualità di una gamma completa di prodotti di sartoria e complementi di abbigliamento maschile: camiceria, maglieria, cravatte, articoli di pelletteria e accessori.
Digital for social: FAQ della Fondazione VodafoneParma Couture
La Fondazione Vodafone Italia persegue, con il bando "Digital for Social. Il digitale al servizio delle buone idee", la digitalizzazione del Terzo Settore. I beneficiari della misura sono, in particolare, le organizzazioni già esistenti - ONLUS, volontariato, cooperative sociali o loro consorzi, APS, fondazioni, associazioni sportive, imprese sociali - che intendono realizzare progetti per l'utilizzo della tecnologia digitale a beneficio dei giovani in situazione di svantaggio. Il contributo a fondo perduto, di misura stabilita a discrezione della Fondazione per ciascun progetto ammesso, è destinabile a diverse attività - realizzazione siti, piattaforme e-commerce, APP, formazione, ecc. - e può coprire spese di personale, consulenza, forniture, marketing ed altri costi funzionali al progetto digitale.
Digital for Social: bando della Fondazione Vodafone Italia Parma Couture
La Fondazione Vodafone Italia persegue, con il bando "Digital for Social. Il digitale al servizio delle buone idee", la digitalizzazione del Terzo Settore. I beneficiari della misura sono, in particolare, le organizzazioni già esistenti - ONLUS, volontariato, cooperative sociali o loro consorzi, APS, fondazioni, associazioni sportive, imprese sociali - che intendono realizzare progetti per l'utilizzo della tecnologia digitale a beneficio dei giovani in situazione di svantaggio. Il contributo a fondo perduto, di misura stabilita a discrezione della Fondazione per ciascun progetto ammesso, è destinabile a diverse attività - realizzazione siti, piattaforme e-commerce, APP, formazione, ecc. - e può coprire spese di personale, consulenza, forniture, marketing ed altri costi funzionali al progetto digitale.
Scadenza per la presentazione delle domande: 20 Dicembre 2015
Scenari industriali CSC: la manifattura riparte da buone basiParma Couture
Scenari industriali N.6 - PRODUZIONE E COMMERCIO: COME CAMBIA LA GLOBALIZZAZIONE - LA MANIFATTURA ITALIANA RIPARTE SU BUONE BASI.
L’industria manifatturiera italiana ha cominciato a risalire la china, con un passo ancora lento e assai
disomogeneo tra i suoi comparti.
Non si tratta di una falsa partenza, simile alle molte che hanno punteggiato la lunga crisi. Le prospettive
rivelate dai dati e garantite dalle condizioni internazionali favorevoli e dalla politica di bilancio non più
restrittiva sono di consolidamento e progressiva diffusione del recupero.
È un nuovo cominciamento impostato su buone fondamenta, non una semplice ripresa congiunturale.
Perché il contesto esterno e la realtà interna sono molto cambiati nell’arco degli ultimi anni e anzi stanno
ulteriormente mutando quasi sotto i nostri occhi.
Di questi mutamenti profondi e continui le imprese e il sistema tutto devono tener conto, modificando
strategie e adottando politiche adeguate, che abbiano al centro l’industria, motore dello sviluppo.
Legge di Stabilità 2016 - Slides agricolturaParma Couture
Legge di stabilità, Mipaaf: le principali misure per l'agricoltura
Martina: via Irap e Imu sui terreni per imprese agricole. Oltre 800 milioni di euro per la crescita
(16/10/2015)
Il Ministero delle politiche agricole alimentari e forestali rende noto che, con l'approvazione della Legge di Stabilità 2016, sono state introdotte importanti misure per il comparto agricolo per un totale di oltre 800 milioni di euro. "La legge di stabilità approvata ieri è tra le più agricole degli ultimi anni. - ha affermato il Ministro Maurizio Martina - Abbiamo lavorato per tutelare il reddito delle imprese con sostegni concreti e immediati a partire dall'eliminazione dell'Irap e dell'Imu sui terreni. Meno tasse e più semplificazione e investimenti per sostenere un settore strategico anche per la lotta alla disoccupazione. Le misure messe a punto ci consentono di investire oltre 800 milioni di euro, segnando così una delle azioni più forti che si siano mai fatte negli anni a sostegno del settore primario".
Internazionalizzazione: decreto legislativo attuativo della Delega FiscaleParma Couture
Con il Decreto Legislativo n. 147/2015, attuativo della Delega Fiscale (Legge n. 23/2014), il Governo ha disciplinato una pacchetto di misure per la crescita e l'internazionalizzazione volto a rendere più attrattivo, dal punto di vista fiscale, il nostro Paese per le imprese italiane e straniere che scelgono di insediarvi e/o mantenervi stabili organizzazioni, e a favorire l'abbattimento delle barriere alla loro internazionalizzazione.
La norma introduce, in particolare, una nuova disciplina degli "Accordi fiscali preventivi", vigenti per un periodo di 4 anni, tra le imprese con attività internazionale e l'Agenzia delle Entrate, al fine di promuovere la ricerca del consenso e della partecipazione nei rapporti fra impresa contribuente e fisco italiano. Si prevede, poi, la possibilità per le imprese italiane ed estere decise ad effettuare nuovi e rilevanti investimenti in Italia (minimo Euro 30.000.000) di presentare all'Agenzia delle Entrate, con lo strumento dell' "Interpello", un Piano di investimenti dettagliato (Business plan) al fine di ottenere - entro un massimo di 4 mesi (prorogabili a 7) - un quadro certo del proprio profilo fiscale.
Il Decreto crescita e internazionalizzazione introduce anche la cosiddetta "Branch exemption", ovvero un regime opzionale di esenzione dalle imposte degli utili e delle perdite realizzati nelle stabili organizzazioni all'estero da parte di imprese residenti in Italia. L'ultima misura qui riportata riguarda l'istituzione di un regime fiscale speciale a beneficio dei lavoratori qualificati che, dopo aver vissuto all'estero nei 5 anni precedenti, decidono di trasferirsi in Italia per almeno 2 anni: l'agevolazione consiste in una riduzione della base imponibile pari al 30% del reddito da lavoro dipendente prodotto presso una impresa residente in Italia.
Decreto crescita e internazionalizzazione è entrato in vigore il 7 Ottobre 2015. Tuttavia, la concreta operatività di alcune misure ivi contenute è condizionata all'emanazione di appositi Decreti attuativi da parte del Ministero dell'Economia.
Guida ai finanziamenti dell'Unione Europea 2014-2020Parma Couture
Edizione 2014 (pubblicata nel 2015) della Guida per principianti sui finanziamenti dell'Unione Europea: nuove possibilità di finanziamento dell'UE per il periodo 2014-2020
Il COSME è il programma dell’UE per la competitività delle
piccole e medie imprese (PMI). Una parte significativa del
programma COSME è dedicata agli strumenti finanziari
gestiti dal Fondo Europeo per gli Investimenti (FEI) nell’ambito
di un mandato della Commissione Europea.
Gli strumenti finanziari del programma COSME sono volti
a migliorare l’accesso ai finanziamenti per le PMI e ad
incoraggiare la competitività delle imprese europee. Gli
strumenti finanziari del programma COSME sono operativi
dal 2014 al 2020 con un bilancio previsto di 1,3 miliardi di
EUR. Il FEI intende migliorare l’accesso ai finanziamenti
per le PMI attraverso intermediari finanziari selezionati,
compresi istituti finanziari o fondi di private equity locali
scelti dal FEI attraverso un invito a manifestare interesse. Tali
strumenti sono finanziati dall’Unione Europea nel quadro del
programma COSME.
Progressi sulle 10 priorità della Commissione EuropeaParma Couture
President Juncker's State of the Union speech covered progress in implementing the Commission's ten priorities, and explained where work needs to be done. It presented his political vision for the future of the EU that will guide the preparation of the Commission's Work Programme for 2016 and beyond.
Al fine di promuovere la diffusione e il rafforzamento dell’economia sociale, con decreto ministeriale 3 luglio 2015 è stato istituito un regime di aiuto volto a sostenere la nascita e la crescita delle imprese operanti, in tutto il territorio nazionale, per il perseguimento degli interessi generali e delle finalità di utilità sociale.
I soggetti beneficiari delle agevolazioni sono le seguenti tipologie di imprese:
imprese sociali costituite in forma di società, di cui al decreto legislativo n. 155/2006;
cooperative sociali e relativi consorzi, di cui alla legge n. 381/1991;
società cooperative aventi qualifica di ONLUS ai sensi del decreto legislativo n. 460/1997.
L’intervento prevede la concessione di aiuti ai sensi dei regolamenti europei “de minimis”, da erogare sotto forma di finanziamenti agevolati per programmi di investimento delle predette imprese in qualunque settore, purché coerenti con le relative finalità istituzionali.
Le agevolazioni sono concesse sulla base di una procedura valutativa con procedimento a sportello.
La copertura dell’intervento è posta a carico del Fondo rotativo per il sostegno alle imprese e gli investimenti in ricerca (FRI) istituito dalla legge n. 311/2004 presso Cassa depositi e prestiti S.p.a., previa assegnazione delle risorse da parte del CIPE.
E’ prevista inoltre la possibilità di destinare alla misura anche risorse delle regioni o di altri enti pubblici, risorse dei fondi strutturali europei e stanziamenti derivanti da specifiche disposizioni normative, utilizzabili per associare ai predetti finanziamenti agevolati aiuti concessi sotto forma di contributi non rimborsabili.
Con decreto del Ministro dello sviluppo economico, di concerto con il Ministro dell'economia e delle finanze e con il Ministro del lavoro e delle politiche sociali, saranno stabilite le condizioni e modalità per la concessione ed erogazione dei finanziamenti previsti dal nuovo regime di aiuto.
L’apertura dei termini e le modalità per la presentazione delle domande di agevolazione saranno definite con provvedimento del Direttore generale per gli incentivi alle imprese successivamente all’adozione degli atti concernenti l’assegnazione delle risorse finanziarie e la regolamentazione delle procedure.
Avviso pubblico disagio giovanile - drogheParma Couture
I Dipartimenti della Gioventù e delle Politiche Antidroga della Presidenza del Consiglio hanno promosso la pubblicazione di un bando per la prevenzione ed il contrasto all'uso di sostanze psicotrope e stupefacenti da parte di giovani in condizioni di disagio, evitandone il reperimento sul web (soprattutto da parte dei minori), affrontando il problema della connessa incidentalità stradale e ricostruendo un contesto di inclusione sociale.
Il bando sostiene progetti contro il disagio giovanile presentati da organizzazioni del Terzo Settore - associazioni di promozione sociale, cooperative sociali, organizzazioni di volontariato, fondazioni, altre associazioni -, in forma singola o in Associazione Temporanea di scopo (ATS), con una minima esperienza (3 - 5 anni) di attività negli ambiti di intervento individuati. E' previsto un contributo a fondo perduto, di importo compreso fra Euro 50.000 e 100.000, fino al 75% del costo complessivo necessario alla realizzazione del progetto contro il disagio giovanile (spese di personale, servizi e forniture, materiale informativo, eventi, automezzi, ecc., trasferimenti e soggiorni, spese generali). Il restante 25% del costo totale del progetto può essere coperto, oltre che da risorse finanziarie del proponente, anche da risorse umane e strumentali.
Il progetto contro il disagio giovanile deve essere avviato dopo la stipula di apposita Convenzione con il Dipartimento competente, che a sua volta fa seguito alla approvazione del medesimo progetto.
Scadenza presentazione domande: 16 Novembre 2015
Linee guida Bando disagio giovanile - drogheParma Couture
I Dipartimenti della Gioventù e delle Politiche Antidroga della Presidenza del Consiglio hanno promosso la pubblicazione di un bando per la prevenzione ed il contrasto all'uso di sostanze psicotrope e stupefacenti da parte di giovani in condizioni di disagio, evitandone il reperimento sul web (soprattutto da parte dei minori), affrontando il problema della connessa incidentalità stradale e ricostruendo un contesto di inclusione sociale.
Il bando sostiene progetti contro il disagio giovanile presentati da organizzazioni del Terzo Settore - associazioni di promozione sociale, cooperative sociali, organizzazioni di volontariato, fondazioni, altre associazioni -, in forma singola o in Associazione Temporanea di scopo (ATS), con una minima esperienza (3 - 5 anni) di attività negli ambiti di intervento individuati. E' previsto un contributo a fondo perduto, di importo compreso fra Euro 50.000 e 100.000, fino al 75% del costo complessivo necessario alla realizzazione del progetto contro il disagio giovanile (spese di personale, servizi e forniture, materiale informativo, eventi, automezzi, ecc., trasferimenti e soggiorni, spese generali). Il restante 25% del costo totale del progetto può essere coperto, oltre che da risorse finanziarie del proponente, anche da risorse umane e strumentali.
Il progetto contro il disagio giovanile deve essere avviato dopo la stipula di apposita Convenzione con il Dipartimento competente, che a sua volta fa seguito alla approvazione del medesimo progetto.
Il Ministero del Lavoro ha pubblicato il bando 2015 per il sostegno alle organizzazioni di volontariato iscritte nei registri ex Legge n. 266/91 e costituite da almeno 2 anni. I progetti sperimentali oggetto di finanziamento - promossi singolarmente o (con punteggio più alto) in collaborazione con altri soggetti pubblici (scuole, università, ecc.) e/o privati (altre organizzazioni di volontariato, terzo settore, imprese, gruppi informali, ecc.) - devono rientrare in un massimo di tre dei seguenti ambiti prioritari: cultura del volontariato, cittadinanza attiva, non discriminazione, reinserimento soggetti svantaggiati, esclusione sociale, tutela del territorio, sostegno a distanza, volontariato d'impresa.
Il contributo pubblico, di importo pari al 90% del costo complessivo, è destinato a finanziare spese - di ammontare non superiore ad Euro 30.000 - di personale interno e/o esterno, compresa la progettazione (max 20%), di acquisto/noleggio attrezzature e materiali didattici (max 25%) e costi generali (in quota parte). Il restante 10% dei costi è a carico dell'organizzazione di volontariato: contributi dei soci, donazioni, attività di volontari, cofinanziamento di terzi, ecc.
Scadenza per la presentazione domande: 21 Settembre 2015
E' in corso di pubblicazione sulla Gazzetta Ufficiale il Decreto MEF - MISE di attuazione del regime opzionale di tassazione in presenza di redditi da utilizzo di opere d'ingegno, denominato "Patent Box" ed introdotto dalla Legge di Stabilità 2015 (L. 190/2014, art. 1 commi 37-45).
Per beneficiare dello sgravio fiscale, occorre essere una impresa (anche residente all'estero, ma comunque presente in Italia) che, direttamente o in licenza da terzi, svolga attività di valorizzazione - ricerca, design, sviluppo, ideazione, test, studi, promozione - di beni immateriali quali software, brevetti, marchi (anche collettivi), disegni e modelli, informazioni aziendali tutelabili.
L'agevolazione consiste, nel caso di utilizzo diretto del bene immateriale, nella deduzione dal reddito di un importo calcolato a partire dal "contributo economico" (figurativo) derivante dalla valorizzazione dello stesso bene.
Alla "quota di reddito agevolabile", calcolata come frazione del suddetto contributo economico tendente a 1 all'aumentare del peso dei "costi qualificati" per la valorizzazione del bene immateriale - sostenuti, nell'anno in corso e nei 3 precedenti, direttamente o tramite enti di ricerca o start-up innovative, ecc. -, è applicata una percentuale del 30% (per il 2015), del 40% (2016) e del 50% (a regime dal 2017) che corrisponde, quindi, all'ammontare della deduzione a beneficio dell'impresa.
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Italia Startup Visa: the Italian Government’s policy for attracting innovative foreign entrepreneurs
1. Italia Startup Visa
the Italian Government’s policy for attracting innovative
foreign entrepreneurs
GUIDELINES
Ministry of Economic Development
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Contents
How we got here: Italy’s Startup Law....................................................................................................3
Italia Startup Visa .......................................................................................................................................6
Eligibility requirements ............................................................................................................................7
Evaluation procedure.............................................................................................................................. 11
Follow-up procedures.............................................................................................................................. 13
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How we got here: Italy’s Startup Law
Legal framework and the concepts of innovative startup and certified incubator
On 4 October 2012 the Council of Ministers approved a Decree Law containing “Further
urgent measures for the growth of the country” (DL 179/2012). Section 9 of the Decree
(articles 25-32) concerns specific measures to foster the creation and development of
innovative startup enterprises, which have now, for the first time, been recognised in Italian
law. After the completion of the parliamentary procedure the Decree Law was confirmed, with
amendments, as Law 221 of 17 December 2012.
For this type of enterprise, a systematic and detailed framework of reference has now been
established. This includes the introduction of significant benefits in areas such as tax, access
to bank loans and risk capital investments, the business internationalisation process, and
labour law (summary). These measures encompass the startup’s entire life cycle – from birth
to growth, development and maturity – and place Italy’s legal framework in the forefront with
respect to our main European partners.
The law refers specifically and explicitly to innovative startups to underscore that its target
is not any and all new enterprises, but those whose business is closely and strongly linked to
innovation and technology. To benefit from the support measures, the innovative startup
must be a limited company, including a cooperative, under Italian law, or else a Societas
Europaea, and must be domiciled in Italy under Article 73 of Presidential Decree 917 of 22
December 1986. Its shares, or securities representing the capital, may not be listed on a
regulated market or multilateral trading system. Moreover, the enterprise must:
a) be new or have been operating for no longer than 4 years;
b) have its head office in Italy;
c) have annual sales of less than 5 million euros;
d) not distribute profits;
e) be engaged solely or primarily in technological innovation;
f) not have been created from a corporate merger or division or following the
divestment of a company or line of business;
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g) meet at least one of the following additional criteria:
a. devote at least 15% of its expenditure to research and development (R&D)
activity;
b. have at least one third of its team composed of PhD students or graduates, or of
personnel who have been working in research for at least 3 years; alternatively,
at least two thirds should hold a master’s degree;
c. be the owner, filer or licensee of a patent, industrial property right, or
original software registered with the Società Italiana degli Autori ed Editori
(Italian Society of Authors and Publishers – SIAE).
No restrictions are applied with respect to the entrepreneur’s personal circumstances, or the
startup’s sector or sphere of business, or the region of Italy where it will be located – all with
due respect for Italian and EU law.
No less important for the development of a robust ecosystem of innovative businesses is the
role played by incubators. These are companies that host startups and support business ideas
deemed to offer the potential for a high economic return, but which are not yet ready to
receive large-scale funding. Law 221/2012 defined certified incubators as capital
companies, including cooperatives, that provide targeted incubation and acceleration services
designed to support the creation or development of innovative startups.
To obtain certification, these structures must meet certain requirements (defined by the
Minister of Economic Development’s Decree of 22 February 2013). For example, the
incubator must have adequate buildings and equipment, and a technical and management
structure of recognised competence. It must also be engaged in collaborative relationships
with universities, research centres, public institutions and financial partners. Certified
incubators must also have sufficient experience in supporting innovative startups.
Certified incubators enjoy some of the special conditions applied to innovative startups.
The on-going impact of the legislation will be monitored through the website of the dedicated
sections of the Business Register for innovative startups and certified incubators.
The startup and incubator support policy is intended to foster sustainable growth,
technological development and employment, especially youth employment, the development
of a new entrepreneurial mindset, and the creation of an ecosystem more conducive to
innovation. Other goals are to encourage greater social mobility and attract foreign capital
and talent to Italy.
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The Italia Startup Visa policy is designed to help achieve this last goal.
It is the characteristics of the “system” (macro-economic, bureaucratic, fiscal) that determine
a country’s reputation on the global stage of innovative entrepreneurship. The new equity
crowdfunding model, the tax relief on seed and venture capital investments and a reduction of
red tape are just some of the measures introduced by the Startup Law. They are steps on the
road to making Italy a more hospitable place for innovative enterprises, Italian and otherwise.
These provisions can be made more effective by ensuring that any bureaucratic mechanisms
involved in issuing self-employment visas to talented non-EU nationals interested in
establishing innovative startups in our country are quick and streamlined.
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Italia Startup Visa
Measure 44 of the Government’s Destinazione Italia plan, its policy to attract foreign
investment and foster greater competitiveness in Italian companies, refers to “visas as a
means of attraction”. The Italia Startup Visa is based on the consideration that visas are a
strategic lever to attract and retain talent and innovation. They should be used as an incentive
for certain strategic categories of individuals – most notably innovative entrepreneurs – to
come to Italy.
The Prime Minister’s decree concerning the “Provisional programming of entry-flows of non-
EU workers to Italian territory for non-seasonal work for 2013” (known as the “2013 Flow
Decree”) incorporates these reflections. The decree, published in Official Journal 297 of 19
December 2013, introduced a new category of entry to Italy for self-employment: “foreign
citizens [intending] to establish innovative startups in accordance with law 221 of 17 December
2012, who meet the requirements envisaged by that same law and who will be entering into a
self-employment relationship with the enterprise concerned” (Article 3).
The guidelines illustrated in the following pages set out the procedures, the documentation
required and the requirements of the various Italian public offices concerned so that they can
issue entry visas for self-employment purposes in the “startup” category referred to in the
Flow Decree. The other relevant legislation is Article 26 of the Consolidated Law on
Immigration (Legislative Decree 286 of 25 July 1998), Article 39 of Presidential Decree
394/1999 and Interministerial Decree 850/2011.
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Eligibility requirements
Concept of applicant: foreign nationals from non-EU countries who intend to establish an
innovative startup on Italian territory as defined by Article 25.2 of Law 221/2012 may apply
for an entry visa for self-employment. They may also take advantage of the hosting services
offered by certified incubators as referred to in Article 25.5 of the law.
Required documentation: to obtain a visa the applicant must submit the following
documentation to the diplomatic-consular mission responsible for his or her region:
1. Certificate of No Impediment issued by the Italia Startup Visa Technical Committee
and, for archival purposes, the original documents referred to in points 1.1 and 1.2:
1.1 An Italia Startup Visa Technical Committee, hereinafter the Committee, has been
set up in the Ministry for Economic Development. The Committee’s tasks include
evaluating innovative startup proposals by citizens of non-EU countries and certifying
that their business models potentially meets the requirements of an innovative startup
(i.e. focus on technological innovation, R&D and/or intellectual property) as defined by
Article 25 of Law 221/2012 . For evaluation purposes, applicants are required to
complete a form (which can be downloaded from italiastartupvisa.mise.gov.it) drawn
up by the Committee. They should provide their educational and employment
history and detailed information regarding their business idea and model, the
type of product or service they plan to develop, and their market. They should also
provide documentary evidence that they possess the financial resources referred to in
point 1.2.
1.2 Documentation demonstrating that applicants possess certified financial
resources of at least 50,000 euros to develop their innovative startup.
These resources – documentary evidence of which should be included with the
application submitted to the Committee – may encompass funding from venture capital
funds or other investors, the investor’s own finances, funding obtained through crowd-
funding portals as referred to in the consolidated law on financial intermediation
(Legislative Decree 58 of 24 February 1998 as amended by Articles 50-quinquies and
100-ter – equity crowd-funding portals); other funding issued by Italian or foreign
government or non-government bodies, or a combination of the above.
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The documentary evidence that the applicant possesses the minimum funding
required must take the form of one or more letters issued by the banks where the
funds are held and/or letters confirming that funding has been provided by venture
capital funds, other investors and/or equity crowdfunding portals.
In the case of funding from certified incubators, the value of any services in kind that
the certified incubator intends to provide for the innovative startup may be included in
the total amount.
The declaration of possess of financial resources implies that the funding will be
used sole purpose of establishing and operating an innovative startup.
To obtain a Certificate of No Impediment, applicants should send the
documentation referred to in points 1.1 and 1.2 to the Committee via email.
Once obtained the Committee’s Certificate of No Impediment, they should submit
the original documents referred to in points 1.1 and 1.2 to their diplomatic-
consular mission along with their visa application and the documents referred to
points 2 and 3 below.
1.3 In cases where a certified incubator is willing to host the non-EU national on its
premises to establish an innovative startup, and has certified and demonstrated this
willingness through an undertaking signed by its legal representative, this
undertaking is sufficient for the Committee to issue its Certificate of No
Impediment. The form to be signed by the incubator’s legal representative can be
downloaded from italiastartupvisa.mise.gov.it. In such cases, the Committee’s
Certificate serves, essentially, to validate and monitor the establishment of startups,
since it is the certified incubator that evaluates the startup proposal itself.
In such cases, applicants are still required to provide the certifying Committee
with the documentary evidence of their financial resources as referred to in
point 1.2.
The aim in giving certified incubators a decisive role in the selection procedure, is to
concentrate the function of attracting foreign talent in a clearly-defined number of
hubs of proven reliability.
A full and up-to-date list of certified incubators can be found on the website of the
dedicated section of the Business Register.
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Applicants should submit the Certificate of No Impediment issued by the Committee,
together with the documents referred to in points 1.2, , 2 and 3, to their diplomatic-
consular mission along with their visa application.
1.4 Acting on the applicant’s behalf, the Committee also undertakes to obtain via email
a provisional Certificate of No Impediment for entry purposes from the local police
headquarters (Questura) responsible for the locality in which the applicant intends to
set up his or her business.
The Committee can only issue its Certificate of No Impediment once the Questura has
issued its own provisional Certificate. Indeed, the Committee’s Certificate states that
the Questura has issued a provisional Certificate of No Impediment for entry
purposes.
1.5 The Committee must reach its decision and either issue (or refuse) its
Certificate of No Impediment within 30 days of the date of submission of the
complete documentation described in these guidelines.
As soon as the technical evaluation has been completed, the Committee issues a
Certificate of No Impediment and sends it to the applicant via email. It also informs the
Italia Startup Visa contact points in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (head of the Visa
Centre), the Interior Ministry (Public Security Department, Central Immigration and
Border Police Office) and the Ministry of Employment and Social Policy (Director
General for Immigration and Integration Policies) at the same time.
2. Evidence that they have suitable accommodation, in accordance with Article 26 of
Presidential Decree 445 of 2000 (including the form of a hotel booking or an offer of
accommodation from a third party).
3. Evidence of income earned during the previous financial year in their country of
residence (i.e. income tax return). Said income must be higher than the minimum level
envisaged by the law on exemption from co-payment of health costs (8,400 euros).
Applicants should submit these documents to their Visa Office for evaluation when they
submit their application.
Once the diplomatic-consular mission has received the visa application from the non-EU
national, complete with the originals of the above-mentioned documents, it should carry out
the checks for which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its consular offices abroad are
responsible and issue a self-employment startup visa with all due speed. The visa, which is
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valid for one year, is included in the quotas envisaged by Article 3 of the “Flow Decree” for
2013/2014 (or subsequent decrees) for entry for self-employment.
For each innovative startup, a Certificate of No Impediment may be issued to a maximum of 5
individuals. In exceptional circumstances, depending on the nature of the proposed business,
the Committee may authorise a higher number of Certificates (but in any case no more than
10).
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Evaluation procedure
The Italia Startup Visa Technical Committee was set up in the Ministry for Economic
Development by a decree issued through the relevant Directorate. The Committee’s tasks are
to:
certify that applicants meet the criteria for entry to Italy by non-EU citizens to establish
an innovative startup;
conduct an objective evaluation of innovative startup proposals submitted by foreign
applicants;
obtain a provisional Certificate of No Impediment for entry purposes from the
Questura responsible for the locality in which the startup will be established;
obtain “undertaking to host” declarations from certified incubators.
The Committee is composed of representatives of recognised national associations who have
close links, each for their own area of expertise, with the startup ecosystem. Its members
include:
the Chair of the venture capital committee of the Italian Private Equity and Venture
Capital Association (AIFI);
the Chair of the Association of Italian Science and Technology Parks (APSTI);
the Chair of the Italian Business Angels Network Association (IBAN);
the Chair of the Network for the Exploitation of University Research (NETVAL);
the Chair of the Association of Incubators and Italian Academic Business Plan
Competitions (PNICube);
a representative of the Ministry of Economic Development, who coordinates and
organises the Committee secretariat.
The Committee is chaired by the Ministry’s Director General for Industrial Policy,
Competitiveness and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises.
Once it has received the required documentation, which should be set out in a form containing
the applicant’s CV, business idea and business plan, and evidence that the applicant has the
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minimum financial resources required (point 1.2), the Committee issues its Certificate of No
Impediment.
The evaluation conducted by the Committee (point 1.3) may be replaced by an undertaking by
the certified incubator stating that it is willing to host and help the innovative startup.
Acting on the applicant’s behalf, the Committee also undertakes to obtain a provisional
Certificate of No Impediment for entry purposes from the Questura responsible for the
locality in which the applicant intends to set up his or her business. This procedure takes
place via email.
The electronic application forms for the Committee’s Certificate of No Impediment or – as an
alternative – the form to be used by the certified incubator undertaking to host the innovative
startup, along with any other forms required for the various procedures, are available on the
website set up by the Ministry for Economic Development: italiastartupvisa.mise.gov.it.
The forms will also be available on the websites of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry
for Economic Development and the Ministry for Employment and Social Policy
(www.integrazionemigranti.gov.it/).
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Follow-up procedures
How to get a residence permit
Within 8 days of their arrival in Italy, holders of startup visas must submit a formal
application for a residence permit for self-employment purposes, following the same
procedures as for standard self-employment visas. The residence permit will have the same
duration as the startup visa (one year).
The request should be addressed to the Questura responsible for the locality where the
applicant intends to live.
In order to verify the startup visa holder’s identity, the application for residence permit for
self-employment should be submitted in person. The documents are available at the local post
office, where the candidate must pay the following:
a 16.00 euro revenue stamp;
a 27.50 euro dedicated postal bulletin for the issue of a residence permit in electronic
format;
30.00 euro as a service commission;
in addition, the request for issuance of a residence permit for stays longer than three
months and less than or equal to one year is subject to the payment of 80.00 euro.
The post office will issue a receipt of the application and notify the startup visa holder of the
day he or she needs to go to the Questura to register his or her fingerprints, bringing 4
passport photographs and the receipt.
If more documents are required, the startup visa holder will be informed by sms or letter.
Numerous municipalities have set up a free-of-charge support service aimed at assisting the
applicant during the compilation of the residence permit form.
The post office will issue a receipt of the application, to be provided to the Questura.
For further information on the application procedure, please visit the following websites:
o www.poliziadistato.it, in order to check the application status;
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o www.portaleimmigrazione.it, for general information on the process, for contact details
for the municipalities providing the above-mentioned service and the post offices
entitled to issue residence permits, as well as to check the application status.
The standard conditions for family re-unification apply, as set out in the Consolidated Law on
Immigration.
How to renew your residence permit after one year
The residence permit for self-employment purposes may be renewed, again following the
same procedures as for standard self-employment visas. To renew their residence permit,
applicants must submit an application to the Questura for their locality, complete with the
following documentation:
certificate of incorporation and articles of association of the innovative startup, and file
search report from the dedicated section of the business register as referred to in
Article 25.8 of Law 221/2012 (which confirmed Decree Law 179 of 18 October 2012),
demonstrating that the startup meets the requirements of Article 25.2 of said law;
evidence that the applicant has an adequate annual income from lawful sources.
If, after the visa has been confirmed, the startup is no longer able to meet one or more of the
requirements of Article 25.2 of Law 221/2012, this will not lead to the residence permit being
withdrawn.
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currently in force apply.