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Partita IVA (Italian VAT number), ATECO code, choice between the flat-rate scheme and the ordinary regime, INPS registration and, for shops, the municipal SCIA (notification of commencement).
Areas served · Turin west
If you are looking for an accountant in Pozzo Strada, the practice is in the neighbourhood: via Sant'Antonino 52, between corso Francia and corso Peschiera. We see clients by appointment only, in person or by video call, and for anyone living here the office is a few minutes on foot.
Pozzo Strada is the residential neighbourhood of western Turin between corso Francia, corso Peschiera and the border with Collegno. The practice is here, in an inner street halfway between the two avenues, among apartment blocks, courtyards and local shops. Anyone coming from outside uses metro line 1: the Pozzo Strada and Massaua stations, on corso Francia, are the closest.
There is no desk open to the public. We work by appointment, in an agreed time slot, and this applies even to those who live two blocks away. The reason is simple: every meeting is prepared beforehand, with the documents already seen, and lasts as long as it needs to.
A couple of lines from the contact form or by email: what you need and when. We reply within one working day.
You receive the list of documents for your situation. Almost everything can be downloaded with SPID (the Italian digital identity): cassetto fiscale (your online tax file), INPS, the Sistema Tessera Sanitaria (health card system).
In the office, in via Sant'Antonino, or by video call. For anyone living in Pozzo Strada the choice is free.
Receipts, copies and F24 forms (the Italian tax payment form) arrive by email. If you prefer paper, you collect it at the next appointment.
Pozzo Strada is a neighbourhood of families and of people who have lived here for many years: employees, pensioners, couples with children in the local schools. The matters that come up most often are those of the CAF (authorised tax assistance centre), and the advantage of having the office a few steps away shows above all when the originals are needed.
The buildings of Pozzo Strada are almost entirely condominiums: multi-storey blocks with courtyards, mostly built during the city's expansion westwards. They are buildings that now need work on facades, systems and roofs, and every job brings a deduction to be handled correctly.
| Situation | What you need | Where it goes wrong |
|---|---|---|
| Condominium works | The building administrator's certificate with your share | Claiming without the certificate, or with amounts different from those certified |
| Works in your own flat | Dedicated bank transfer, invoices in your name, any required notifications | Ordinary bank transfer: the deduction is lost |
| Replacing boiler or windows | Technical documents required by the rules in force | Failure to submit where required |
| Furniture after renovation | Start date of works before the purchase | Buying the furniture before opening the building file |
| Jointly owned property | Splitting the expenses between the owners | Full deduction claimed by both |
| Selling the flat | Agreement on the remaining instalments in the deed | Instalments lost because the deed says nothing |
Along via Monginevro, corso Francia and the inner streets the neighbourhood has a network of local shops, bars, craft workshops, medical practices and small service businesses. They are small partita IVA holders (VAT-registered businesses), often sole traders, for whom what counts is clarity about deadlines and the chance to speak to someone who knows the matter.
Partita IVA (Italian VAT number), ATECO code, choice between the flat-rate scheme and the ordinary regime, INPS registration and, for shops, the municipal SCIA (notification of commencement).
Electronic invoices, daily takings from the till, bookkeeping and the tax calendar.
Artisans and traders with fixed quarterly amounts, or the Gestione Separata for professionals without a fund.
Shop lease, registration, rent and annual registration tax.
Hiring, payslips and obligations for anyone with one or two staff in the shop.
Orderly cessation, or transfer of the business to whoever takes over, with the tax assessment of the handover.
Living in the practice's neighbourhood gives you a freedom that those in the suburbs do not have: you can drop in without organising a journey. That said, proximity should be used where it is really needed, and for the rest a video call saves everyone time.
For a first assessment a few documents are enough.
The practice serves the neighbouring districts with the same approach. Cenisia is beyond corso Trapani, towards the centre; Parella is on the other side of corso Francia, towards the Pellerina; Borgata Lesna and Collegno close off the neighbourhood to the west. From all these points the office can be reached on foot, by bike or with one metro stop.
No, the office has no walk-in desk: we see clients by appointment only. It allows us to give each person the time they need without waiting in the corridor.
Booking is quick: write from the contact form or by email stating the matter, and we propose a day and time. For anyone living in Pozzo Strada a slot is usually found within a few days.
Yes. They can come to the office with paper documents, or you can handle it with a proxy. Access to the cassetto fiscale and the pre-filled return can be done together, at the office, with their digital identity or with the proxy provided for by the Agenzia.
For pensioners we also check the periodic declarations that INPS may request, such as the RED form, because omitting them reduces the pension.
The whole tax and accounting cycle: electronic invoices, electronic daily takings, VAT settlements, INPS contributions, tax return and deadline calendar. If you have employees, payslips and employment obligations too.
For a local business the practical advantage is that paper documents, where they still exist, can be dropped off by hand in a few minutes.
You need the building administrator's certificate with the amount of the works, your share in thousandths and confirmation of payment within the year. Without that document the expense cannot be entered in the return.
The deduction is split into annual instalments under the rules in force in the year of the works. If you sell the flat before the end, the remaining instalments follow the property unless the deed says otherwise in writing.
Many matters are closed with documents by email and a call. When it is worth coming to the office we tell you beforehand, so you come once and with everything you need.