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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
Published in “Italia Oggi” on June 1, 2024, by Sara Armella Customs transit regulations are changing again: deadlines for completing operations have been eliminated, and new simplifications have been introduced for operators…
Read More +Published in “Italia Oggi” on May 21, 2024, by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In cases of smuggling, the seizure and forfeiture of the goods do not extinguish the VAT liability, which will be…
Read More +The law firm Armella & Associati, led by founding partner Sara Armella (pictured), represented Stellantis (FCA Italy) in its successful appeal before the Savona Tax Court of First Instance…
Read More +The law firm Armella & Associati, led by founding partner Sara Armella (pictured), represented Stellantis (FCA Italy) in its successful appeal before the Savona Tax Court of First Instance…
Read More +Published in “QuotidianoPIÙ” on June 10, 2024, by Sara Armella
Read More +Published in “QuotidianoPIÙ” on June 4, 2024, by Sara Armella
Read More +Published in “QuotidianoPIÙ” on June 1, 2024, by Sara Armella
Read More +Published in “QuotidianoPIÙ” on June 1, 2024, by Sara Armella
Read More +Published in “QuotidianoPIÙ” on May 18, 2024, by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi Trade between the EU and New Zealand has been strengthened, but with due regard for civil rights, climate standards, and…
Read More +Published in “Italia Oggi” on April 4, 2024, by Sara Armella: Tariff quotas may be used only if they have sufficient capacity, and importers may choose not to proceed with the import if the quotas are exhausted, thereby avoiding the need to…
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