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segreteria@studioarmella.com
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Via Torino, 15/6 - 20123 Milan
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Piazza De Ferrari, 4/2 - 16121 Genoa
segreteria@studioarmella.com
Via Torino, 15/6 - 20123 Milan
Piazza De Ferrari, 4/2 - 16121 Genoa
The firm's insights and contributions on legal and tax issues
How to cope with U.S. duties By Sara Armella and Stella Ferrante For all Italian companies exporting to the United States, it is crucial to adopt strategies aimed at reducing the...
Read More +Wrong refund? The customs debt is reinstated anyway by Sara Armella Customs error legitimizes the reinstatement of the debtThe EU Court of Justice, in its April 30, 2025 ruling in the case...
Read More +Measures to be taken to reduce the impact of tariffs on the automotive sector By Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The automotive sector has been hit hard by the new U.S. tariff policy. A...
Read More +Auto components, U.S. importers can offset duties By Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi As of May 3, new U.S. duties on auto components go into effect, with...
Read More +By Sara Armella and Giovanni Belotti There is an important exemption to the application of the new U.S. reciprocal duties: products shipped before April 5 are not subject to the additional 10 percent tariffs....
Read More +Customs, simplified procedure kicks off (with one centralized office) The new procedure covers cases where both the filing and supervising counter are located in...
Read More +Centralized customs clearance testing kicks off By Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The national centralized import customs clearance procedure, available in the training environment starting on 14...
Read More +Tax credit for shipowners: excluding post-boarding salaries No tax credit for shipowner payments made after boarding. In its answer to interpellation No. 253 of 2024, the Tax Agency...
Read More +The strategy of negotiations leading south by Sara Armella In recent years, the European Union's strategy with respect to international trade has developed mainly through agreements...
Read More +Duties suspended, goods still affected On U.S. imports additional tariffs of 10 percent and rates of 25 percent The European Union has suspended for 90 days the application of retaliatory additional duties that would have...
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