How do you establish a company in Italy? Pay staff and taxes?
Register property? Read on to find out.
Italy is the third largest economy in the Eurozone and
although its Economic growth (GDP per head) has picked up since
2014, in comparison to other European economies this pace appears
weak and its debt to GDP remains at over 130%. Italy's unemployment rate is
currently 11%, down from a peak of 13.1% in 2014, but double the 2007 low of
5.8%.
At the time of writing this article, law professor Giuseppe
Conte is prime minister of what is referred to as "Government
of Change", formed between the centre-right Lega Nord and
radical Five Star Movement. Their promised agenda includes
overhauling EU laws relating to budgets and immigration, cutting
taxes and increasing welfare spending.
