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Italy has become an ideal choice for global investors with its long history, culture and economic strength. As a member of the European Union, Italy provides foreign companies with extensive opportunities to enter the European market. In addition, Italy supports start-ups with its innovative policies, especially in the fields of technology, manufacturing and design, and provides attractive tax and financing policies. At the same time, Italy provides innovative start-up visas, which allow entrepreneurs and their families to move to Italy and enjoy free shipping benefits, which is suitable for foreigners who want to start a business in Italy.

Main types of companies in Italy:
1. Limited Liability Company (SRL)
• Minimum capital requirements: The minimum share capital can be as low as 1 Euro, and shareholders need to gradually increase the capital to 10,000 Euro.
• Provides flexible company structures suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.
2. Simplified Limited Liability Company (SRLS)
• No establishment fees and share capital limit of 9,999.99 EUR, suitable for start-ups.
3. Innovative start-ups
• Suitable for technology and innovative enterprises, enjoying tax exemptions and financing incentives.
Advantages of establishing an Italian company:
• Gateway to the European Market: As a member of the EU, companies can enjoy barrier-free access to the European single market after establishing a company in Italy.
• Diverse government support: Italy provides tax incentives and financing channels for innovative companies, especially innovative start-ups.
• Rich talent pool: Italy is renowned for its skilled professionals, particularly in manufacturing, fashion and design.
Requirements for establishing a company:
1. At least 1 shareholder and 1 director. The director can be a foreigner, but must have local or EU residents as members.
2. Registered capital: The minimum is 1 Euro, but it needs to be gradually increased to 10,000 Euros.

