Setting up a business in Italy

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Stefano Silvestri

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Italy

I am a corporate and commercial transactions lawyer with particular focus on M&A, acting primarily for technology, industrial/manufacturing, and luxury, retail & consumer businesses.

Italy ranks among the most industrialised countries in the world. Investment opportunities are encouraged and the government, regions and provinces offer investment incentives.

Italy encourages foreign investment by offering foreign-owned entities the same incentives, primarily loans, cash grants and tax credits, available to entities owned by Italian nationals.

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