Ecovis in Italy

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Over 100 experts in Italy are ready to advise and guide you in the main industrial sectors, offering a multidisciplinary, customised, comprehensive and integrated consultancy and advisory service. We build solid partnerships with our clients, based on clear goals, shared values and process optimisation.

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ECOVIS STLex Studio Legale Tributario

P.zza d. Vittoria 10, int.13
16121 Genoa
Tel.: +39 010 55 32 41

ECOVIS STLex Studio Legale Tributario

Via della Chiusa, n.15
20123 Milan
Tel.: +39 02 72 11 751

ECOVIS STLex Studio Legale Tributario

Corso Matteotti 12
10121 Turin
Tel.: +39 011 41 20 811

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News

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ESMA Sets 2025 Priorities: Geopolitical Risks, Sustainability Reporting, and Digital Transparency

ESMA has released the 2025 European Common Enforcement Priorities (ECEP), outlining the main focus areas for national enforcers and listed companies during the upcoming reporting season. The three central priorities are IFRS financial statements, sustainability reporting under the CSRD/ESRS, and ESEF digital reporting.
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Natural Catastrophes in 2025: Record Global Losses and Growing Climate Risk

The first half of 2025 has proven to be among the costliest ever in terms of economic losses caused by extreme events. According to the latest report published by Swiss Re Institute, total losses reached 143 billion US dollars, of which 135 billion were the result of natural catastrophes and 8 billion from man-made events.
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Capital gains tax Italy: The tax treatment when Italian property is involved

Capital gains arising from the disposal of real estate located in Italy, or from the sale of shares in real estate-holding companies, may be subject to taxation in Italy. The Ecovis experts explain the correct tax treatment when an Italian property is involved in such transactions.
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