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segreteria@studioarmella.com
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15/6 Via Torino – 20123 Milan
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4/2 Piazza De Ferrari – 16121 Genoa
segreteria@studioarmella.com
15/6 Via Torino – 20123 Milan
4/2 Piazza De Ferrari – 16121 Genoa
Insights and articles from the firm on legal and tax issues
New Tariffs on Cars and Reciprocal Tariffs: Trump’s Trade War Continues. EU Companies Must Revise Their Export Strategies by Sara Armella and Giovanni Belotti From…
Read More +Changes and Implications of the Excise Tax Reform by Sara Armella On April 4, 2025, Legislative Decree 43/2025 was published, reforming the national excise tax system and introducing changes to improve efficiency…
Read More +New Tariffs: Trump’s Trade War Continues by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi New U.S. Tariffs: New 25% tariffs on cars imported into the U.S. take effect today…
Read More +by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi Starting April 2, Trump will impose new “reciprocal” tariffs on products exported from the European Union. It is not yet clear which goods—in addition to cars…
Read More +CBAM: New Certification for Importing Companies Affecting the iron, steel, cement, aluminum, fertilizer, electricity, and hydrogen sectors By Sara Armella and Stefano Comisi The new regulations are now in effect…
Read More +The new EU Customs Code is on the way E-commerce boom: Europe responds by accelerating customs reform The European Parliament gives initial approval to the reform that will resolve the issues of…
Read More +by Sara Armella and Giovanni Belotti The European tariffs announced in response to the 25% U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel, introduced on March 12, have been postponed until mid-April.…
Read More +by Sara Armella and Massimo Monosi Six months after the reform took effect, several important changes are on the way regarding the threshold for criminal liability for customs violations.…
Read More +by Sara Armella and Stefano Comisi The new certification for companies importing so-called “CBAM goods” (iron, steel, cement, aluminum, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen) becomes mandatory on March 28.…
Read More +by Sara Armella and Osvaldo Trucco It’s not just distilleries: starting January 1, 2026, wineries and tax warehouses will also be able to produce ethyl alcohol through the dealcoholization of wine. Article 33-ter of the…
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