Tax Advisory Services in Rome
The Firm Marzo Associati provides specialist legal and tax advice in Rome and throughout Italy. Explore our practice areas.
Gaming & Betting
Specialist assistance with the taxation of lawful gaming and betting.
Find Out MoreTax Litigation
Representation before the Tax Courts (Corti di Giustizia Tributaria) and the Italian Supreme Court (Corte di Cassazione).
Find Out MoreWealth Management
Wealth and succession planning for asset protection.
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Tax advice on extraordinary corporate transactions and corporate restructuring.
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Establishment and administration of trusts, foundations and fiduciary structures.
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Transfer pricing, permanent establishments and double taxation treaties.
Find Out MoreIndirect Taxes
VAT, registration tax, mortgage tax and cadastral tax.
Find Out MoreTax Due Diligence
Tax analysis for M&A transactions and investments.
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Assistance with criminal tax matters and crisis management.
Find Out MoreDebt Restructuring
Tax settlements and insolvency proceedings.
Find Out MoreTax Advice Throughout Italy
Our tax law firm is based in Rome e assiste clienti in tutta Italia: Milan, Naples, Florence, Turin, Bologna, Bari, Palermo and throughout Lazio, including Latina, Viterbo, Fiumicino and Tivoli.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Services
What areas does the Firm cover?
Tax litigation, corporate taxation and extraordinary corporate transactions, international taxation and transfer pricing, indirect taxes, tax crimes, trusts and intergenerational succession, gaming taxation, due diligence and tax debt restructuring.
Does the Firm also assist clients outside Rome?
Yes. The electronic tax court filing system (PTT) enables documents to be filed and hearings to be attended before all Italian Tax Courts (Corti di Giustizia Tributaria); the Firm acts for clients in Milan, Naples, Bologna, Florence, Bari and Palermo.
How are fees determined?
Fees are agreed in writing before the engagement, based on the value and complexity of the matter and the statutory parameters for lawyers’ fees, with a written estimate provided in accordance with current legislation.
How long do I have to challenge a tax act?
As a rule, 60 days from service, subject to the suspension of time limits following an application for the tax settlement procedure (accertamento con adesione) and the summer suspension from 1 to 31 August. It is advisable to have the act reviewed as soon as it is received.