In brief
This guide is for buyers and sellers of commercial property in Italy, and for the accountants advising them: a shop, an office, an industrial building, a hotel, development land. It answers three questions. What the transaction taxes cost, and what they depend on. What changes if you buy the business rather than just the building. What you take on together with what you buy. The figures are those of the texts in force on 7 October 2026, read in the primary sources. This is not advice: every transaction should be structured with your own notary and accountant.
The calendar. On Normattiva almost all the national rules cited here are shown as "in force until 31-12-2026": registration tax (Presidential Decree 131/1986), VAT (Presidential Decree 633/1972), mortgage and cadastral taxes (Legislative Decree 347/1990), the Income Tax Code, and also arts 35 and 36 of Decree-Law 223/2006, art. 10 of Legislative Decree 23/2011, paras 496–497 of Law 266/2005, the financial transaction tax and art. 14 of Legislative Decree 472/1997 161114192325. From 2027 new consolidated acts apply, including those on registration tax (Legislative Decree 123/2025), VAT (Legislative Decree 10/2026), income tax (Legislative Decree 117/2026) and penalties (Legislative Decree 173/2024) 25272829. Article numbers change. This guide will be updated in January 2027; until then, every reference should be read in the text in force on the date of the deed.
Does who sells matter more than what is sold?
Often, yes. The same shop costs the buyer 4%Normattiva of the price in transaction taxes if a business sells it, and 9%Normattiva if an individual does. In the first case, if the seller charges VAT and the buyer is a business, the VAT is recovered. In the second there is no VAT, because a private individual is outside its scope, and proportional registration tax is paid instead 71216.
The reason is the alternation between VAT and registration tax. Deeds for transactions within the scope of VAT pay a fixed registration tax. The law counts among these the exempt sales of commercial buildings: for those, registration tax stays fixed. Among property sales, those exempt under nos 8, 8-bis and 27-quinquies of art. 10 are left out and pay proportional registration tax 6. A dwelling sold by a business under exemption, for example, pays registration tax at 9%AdE 16.
Is a commercial building sold by a business exempt or taxable?
As a rule it is exempt. Art. 10, no. 8-ter, Presidential Decree 633/1972 exempts sales of commercial buildings "that cannot be put to a different use without radical transformation". There are two exceptions 1:
- taxable by obligation: the seller is the business that built the building, or carried out restoration, building refurbishment or urban redevelopment on it, within five years of completing the works;
- taxable by option: the seller opts to tax in the deed. It cannot be added later.
The rate is normally 22%Normattiva. It falls to 10%Normattiva for buildings on which recovery works were carried out, sold by the business that did them, and for "Tupini" buildings sold by the builder (Table A, part III, nos 127-quinquiesdecies and 127-undecies) 5.
Who accounts for the VAT. If the seller has opted to tax and the buyer is a VAT-registered taxable person in Italy, the buyer accounts for it under the reverse charge 2. The reverse charge covers only sales by option. Where the builder sells within the five years, the seller charges VAT on the invoice 2. If the buyer is not a taxable person, the seller charges VAT in any case. For a private individual, or a business with limited recovery, it is a real cost.
Why sellers often opt. A seller that recovered VAT and sells under exemption a building bought or completed less than ten years earlier must adjust the VAT deducted. It does so in a single payment, for the years remaining in the ten-year period 4. The option avoids the adjustment and, with the reverse charge, costs nothing to a buyer with full recovery. That is why the choice between exemption and option is agreed before the preliminary contract, not at completion.
Many web pages still say that the exemption does not apply to sales to private individuals or to buyers with a low recovery ratio. The current text of no. 8-ter no longer contains those exceptions 1.
What does the deed cost?
For commercial buildings sold by a business, registration tax is fixed at 200 €Normattiva, with VAT or under exemption. Mortgage and cadastral taxes are proportional: 3% e 1%Normattiva of the value 111316. If one party is a closed-ended real estate fund governed by Italian law (art. 37 of the Consolidated Finance Act), mortgage and cadastral taxes are halved 14. A foreign vehicle of a different form must be checked case by case. If an individual sells, registration tax is 9%Normattiva, with a minimum of 1.000 €Normattiva, and mortgage and cadastral taxes cost 50 €Normattiva each 712.
Example. A commercial building (a C/1 shop or an A/10 office) sold for 2.000.000 €AdE. The minor items due on deeds subject to VAT (stamp duty, registry fees, special cadastral charges) are left out 16.
| Case | VAT Normattiva | Registration Normattiva | Mortgage Normattiva | Cadastral Normattiva | Non-recoverable transaction taxes Normattiva |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business sells under exemption | — | 200 € | 60.000 € (3%) | 20.000 € (1%) | 80.200 € |
| Business sells with option, buyer a business with full recovery | 440.000 € under reverse charge, neutral | 200 € | 60.000 € | 20.000 € | 80.200 € |
| Business sells with option, private buyer | 440.000 € paid to the seller, not recoverable | 200 € | 60.000 € | 20.000 € | 520.200 € |
| Business sells under exemption, buyer a closed-ended real estate fund | — | 200 € | 30.000 € (1,5%) | 10.000 € (0,5%) | 40.200 € |
| Individual sells | outside scope | 180.000 € (9%) | 50 € | 50 € | 180.100 € |
Sources for the table: 12671112131416. Our own calculation.
The preliminary contract. It is registered at the fixed tax. Since 2025, if it provides for a deposit (caparra confirmatoria) or part-payments not subject to VAT, 0,5%Normattiva is paid on those sums, or the lower tax due on the final deed. The amount is then credited against the tax on the deed 7. Where the final deed bears fixed registration tax, as for a commercial building sold by a business, the "lower tax" rule exists precisely to avoid a tax that would later have to be reclaimed 17.
In Trieste and the land-register municipalities. The transfer is entered in the land register rather than registered in the property registry. The consolidated act on mortgage and cadastral taxes leaves the rules of Royal Decree 499/1929 in place for the formalities 11. Not yet verified: check with the notary on the specific deed. In practice the taxes on land register entry follow those in the rest of Italy, but we have found no primary source that says so explicitly.
Can tax be paid on cadastral value instead of the price?
No. The "price-value" rule (prezzo-valore) allows registration, mortgage and cadastral taxes to be paid on the cadastral value instead of the price. It applies only to sales to individuals not acting in the course of a business, art or profession, and only to residential property and its appurtenances 18. A shop, office, industrial building or hotel is always outside it, whoever buys.
Outside the price-value rule, the taxable base is market value. The tax office can adjust it 10. The rule that excluded adjustment for values declared above the cadastral multiplier does not apply to sales other than price-value ones 10. For commercial property, then, the declared price must stand up against the market. A valuation on file costs less than an assessment.
In a mixed entire building each unit follows its own regime, and the line between residential and commercial is drawn on the cadastral category, not on actual use 131. Flats bought by an individual can use the price-value rule; the shops on the ground floor cannot 18. The rule helps only where registration tax is proportional: an individual sells, or a business sells under exemption. If a business sells a dwelling with VAT, registration tax is already fixed 616. Note: set this up with the notary unit by unit, with separate prices in the deed.
Development land: when is land "buildable" for tax purposes?
It is enough that the municipality has adopted a general town plan. Neither regional approval nor implementation plans are needed. This applies for VAT, registration tax and income tax 15. Whoever buys agricultural land that the adopted plan makes buildable pays for it, for tax purposes, as development land.
- A business sells. The sale is subject to VAT, normally at 22%Normattiva, because only non-buildable land is outside its scope 3. There is no exemption to waive for land. Registration tax is fixed, 200 €Normattiva. In deeds subject to VAT, mortgage and cadastral taxes are normally fixed, 200 €Normattiva each; the proportional 3%Normattiva + 1%Normattiva applies only to commercial buildings 1116.
- An individual sells. Registration tax at 9%Normattiva (minimum 1.000 €Normattiva), mortgage and cadastral taxes 50 €Normattiva each 712.
- Non-buildable agricultural land bought by someone who is not a working farmer or professional agricultural entrepreneur: registration tax at 15%Normattiva 7.
- Development rights (building volume) transferred by contract: registration tax at 3%Normattiva, written into the Tariff since 2025; registration of the deed pays fixed mortgage tax 71117.
For an individual seller, the gain on development land is taxed in all cases, even after five years of ownership 19. With a building already built, the gain is normally taxed only if the sale takes place within five years of purchase or construction (the exceptions are in the next section). Note: whether the substitute tax collected by the notary can be applied to land is a question for the accountant: the text speaks of property "bought or built no more than five years earlier" and does not mention development land 18, and we have found no primary source that settles it.
Which income taxes does the seller pay?
They are the seller's taxes, but they weigh on the price it asks.
- An individual, outside a business. The gain on a building is income if the property was bought or built no more than five years earlier, with three qualifications: inherited property is outside it; if superbonus works were carried out, the period is ten years from completion of the works; whoever subdivides land or makes it buildable and then sells is always taxed 19. In the five-year case the seller can ask the notary to apply a substitute tax of 26%Normattiva 18.
- A business. The gain is taxable income. For gains realised from the tax year following the one in progress on 31/12/2025 (for December year-ends, from 2026), gains on individual assets are taxed in full in the year. Spreading over five years remains only for the sale of a business or part of one held for at least three years 20. The ordinary corporate income tax (IRES) rate is 24%Normattiva 22. The regional tax on productive activities (IRAP) should be assessed case by case, not least because the Region can vary its rate 32.
The second rule changes the numbers for a hotel or a trading business. Selling the business rather than the building alone, besides what it means for the buyer, lets the seller spread the gain over five years, if the business has been held for at least three 20. It must genuinely be a business: a let building sold on its own is still the sale of an asset.
Transfer of a business: buying a hotel as a going concern
The transfer of a business is not a supply of goods for VAT purposes 3. Registration tax is paid asset by asset: each asset bears its own rate, on the share of the price that the deed or its annexes allocate to it. Practice already allowed this; since 2025 the law says so 917. Receivables bear the rate for assignments of receivables, and liabilities are spread across the assets in proportion to their value. Without an allocation, the highest rate applies to everything 917. The rates are those in the Tariff: 9%Normattiva for real property, 3%Normattiva for other assets (goodwill, furniture, equipment), 0,5%Normattiva for receivables 7. The base is the market value of the assets including goodwill, net of liabilities shown in the accounts or in documents with a certified date 1017.
Example. A hotel transferred as a business for 6.000.000 €Normattiva, with no liabilities for simplicity.
| Component | Price allocated in the deed Normattiva | Rate Normattiva | Registration tax Normattiva |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building | 4.200.000 € | 9% | 378.000 € |
| Goodwill | 1.000.000 € | 3% | 30.000 € |
| Furniture and equipment | 700.000 € | 3% | 21.000 € |
| Receivables | 100.000 € | 0,5% | 500 € |
| Total with allocation | 6.000.000 € | 429.500 € | |
| Without allocation | 6.000.000 € | 9% | 540.000 € |
Sources: 7917. Our own calculation. The allocation alone is worth 110.500 €Normattiva here. It must be written into the deed and be defensible: the tax office checks the values 10.
Not yet verified – to be checked with the notary: mortgage and cadastral taxes on the building within the business. The 2025 circular does not state them 17. Liabilities are attributed to the assets for registration tax only, not for mortgage and cadastral taxes 17. For a commercial building, the mortgage tax tariff provides 3%Normattiva on registrations of transfers "even if" subject to VAT, and cadastral tax 1%Normattiva 11. The fixed 50 €Normattiva applies to deeds taxed under art. 1 of the registration tax Tariff 12, and the Revenue Agency reads that scope narrowly 16. In the example, if 3% e 1%AdE apply, that is a further 168.000 €AdE. Some secondary sources suggest 50 €AdE + 50 €AdE instead: the figure must be confirmed before the price is built.
Two things the buyer of a business takes on by law:
- The seller's tax debts. The buyer is jointly liable – after the seller, who must be pursued first, and up to the value of the business – for taxes and penalties for the year of the transfer and the two before, and only for debts shown in the tax offices' records at the date of transfer. A clean certificate from the offices releases it, and so does silence forty days after the request. The limits fall away if the transfer defrauds the tax authorities, which is presumed if it happens within six months of a criminally relevant breach being found; they do not apply to transfers within a negotiated crisis settlement or the business crisis procedures 25. The rule is in force until 31/12/2026: from 2027 it is repealed and replaced by the consolidated act on penalties (Legislative Decree 173/2024) 25.
- The rest of the business: contracts, staff, licences. That is why you buy it, and it is the point to check most carefully.
What is not regional?
Transaction taxes are national, and in Friuli Venezia Giulia they apply as in the rest of Italy. Corporate and personal income tax are national too; IRAP has a rate the regions may vary 32. The tax on holding property is regional: since 2023 ILIA has replaced IMU in the region 30. It belongs in the yield calculation, not in the cost of the deed.
Common mistakes
- Forgetting the option to tax in the deed. The seller notices afterwards, when it has to adjust the VAT it recovered. The option can be made only in the deed 14.
- Budgeting 4%Normattiva and paying 9%Normattiva, because the seller was an individual and not a business 71216.
- Expecting the reverse charge when a builder sells within the five years: then VAT is paid to the seller 12.
- Opting to tax with a buyer that cannot recover VAT. For that buyer the 22%Normattiva is a cost, not a timing difference 2.
- A transfer of a business without allocating the price: if the business includes a building, everything pays 9%Normattiva 9.
- Asking for price-value treatment on commercial property. It does not apply 18.
What to ask before you sign
- Who is the seller, for tax purposes? A business or an individual; and if a builder, the completion date and building consent for the most recent works 1.
- Exemption or option? Agree it before the preliminary contract, with the figures for the seller's VAT adjustment 4.
- Does the buyer recover VAT? In full, in part or not at all 2.
- The cadastral category of every unit, especially in a mixed entire building: for VAT and registration tax it is the category that counts, not actual use 11831.
- For land: what the adopted plan says, not only the approved one 15.
- For a transfer of a business: the allocation of the price by item, the liabilities, the tax clearance certificate before the deed, and the mortgage and cadastral taxes confirmed by the notary 91725.
- The declarations in the deed. The parties declare how payment is made and whether they used an estate agent, with its details and fee 14.
- If the deed falls in 2027, which consolidated act and which articles it rests on 272829.
What we do in these cases
In these transactions the structure is chosen before the price. We bring buyer, seller and their advisers to the same table, early.
The rules change on 1 January 2027
This guide cites the tax law in force on 7 October 2026. From 1 January 2027, registration tax, VAT, income tax and tax penalties move into new consolidated codes (testi unici): many of the articles cited here will be renumbered, and some rules may change in substance. On that day a new version of the guide is published; this one stays readable, marked “Superseded”, and the revision log records what changed.
Frequently asked questions
Does a commercial building sold by a business always bear 4%?
The 3%Normattiva + 1%Normattiva of mortgage and cadastral taxes, yes, with VAT or under exemption, plus 200 €Normattiva registration tax. It is halved if one party is a closed-ended real estate fund under Italian law 111416.
Does the reverse charge apply to every sale between businesses?
No. Only to sales with the option to tax, and only to a buyer that is a VAT-registered taxable person in Italy 2.
If I buy from a private individual, do I pay VAT?
No, a private individual does not charge VAT. You pay registration tax at 9%Normattiva, with a minimum of 1.000 €Normattiva 712.
Does price-value treatment apply to shops and offices?
No. Only to dwellings bought by individuals not acting as a business or professional 18.
In a transfer of a business, does goodwill bear 9%?
No, 3%Normattiva, if the deed allocates the price. Without an allocation the highest rate applies to everything: 9%Normattiva if the business includes a building 7917.
Do the rates change in 2027?
Are there regional transaction taxes in Friuli Venezia Giulia?
No. Holding property pays ILIA instead of IMU 30.
This is guidance, not advice.
Sources (33)
- 1. Presidential Decree no. 633 of 26 October 1972, art. 10, first para., no. 8-ter (text in force until 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026
- 2. Presidential Decree 633/1972, art. 17, fifth and sixth paras, letter a-bis. · read on 7 October 2026
- 3. Presidential Decree 633/1972, art. 2, third para., letters b) and c). · read on 7 October 2026
- 4. Presidential Decree 633/1972, art. 19-bis.2, paras 6 and 8 (ten-year adjustment for buildings). · read on 7 October 2026
- 5. Presidential Decree 633/1972, Table A, part III, nos 127-undecies and 127-quinquiesdecies. · read on 7 October 2026
- 6. Presidential Decree no. 131 of 26 April 1986, art. 40 (text in force until 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026
- 7. Presidential Decree 131/1986, Tariff, part one, arts 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (note) and 11. · read on 7 October 2026
- 8. Presidential Decree 131/1986, art. 20, with the update note on Law no. 145 of 30 December 2018, art. 1, para. 1084 (authentic interpretation). · read on 7 October 2026
- 9. Presidential Decree 131/1986, art. 23, paras 1 and 4 (para. 4 in the text of Legislative Decree 139/2024, from 1 January 2025). · read on 7 October 2026
- 10. Presidential Decree 131/1986, art. 51, paras 2-4 (taxable base of businesses from 2025 and checks on the allocation), and art. 52, paras 1, 4 and 5-bis. · read on 7 October 2026
- 11. Legislative Decree no. 347 of 31 October 1990, consolidated act on mortgage and cadastral taxes: art. 10, paras 1 and 2; art. 20; Tariff, arts 1 (note), 1-bis and 4 (registration of contracts on development rights, fixed amount). · read on 7 October 2026
- 12. Legislative Decree no. 23 of 14 March 2011, art. 10, paras 2 and 3 (minimum of €1,000; €50 mortgage and cadastral taxes). · read on 7 October 2026
- 13. Decree-Law no. 104 of 12 September 2013, art. 26, para. 2 (fixed taxes raised from €168 to €200). · read on 7 October 2026
- 14. Decree-Law no. 223 of 4 July 2006, art. 35, paras 10-ter (closed-ended real estate funds) and 22 (declarations in the deed). · read on 7 October 2026
- 15. Decree-Law 223/2006, art. 36, paras 2 (development land) and 7 (share attributable to the land). · read on 7 October 2026
- 16. Revenue Agency, circular no. 2/E of 21 February 2014, § 2 and table no. 4. · read on 7 October 2026
- 17. Revenue Agency, circular no. 2/E of 14 March 2025, § 1.2 (transfer of a business). · read on 7 October 2026
- 18. Law no. 266 of 23 December 2005, art. 1, paras 496 (substitute tax of 26%) and 497 (taxation on cadastral value). · read on 7 October 2026
- 19. Presidential Decree no. 917 of 22 December 1986 (Income Tax Code, TUIR), arts 67, para. 1(b), and 68 (text in force until 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026
- 20. Income Tax Code (TUIR), art. 86, para. 4, with the update note on Law no. 199 of 30 December 2025, art. 1, para. 43. · read on 7 October 2026
- 21. Income Tax Code (TUIR), art. 87, para. 1(d). · read on 7 October 2026
- 22. Income Tax Code (TUIR), art. 77 (IRES rate of 24%). · read on 7 October 2026
- 23. Law no. 228 of 24 December 2012, art. 1, para. 491 (financial transaction tax, text in force: 0.4%). · read on 7 October 2026
- 24. Law no. 212 of 27 July 2000, art. 10-bis (abuse of law). · read on 7 October 2026
- 25. Legislative Decree no. 472 of 18 December 1997, art. 14 (transfer of a business), paras 1-5-bis, text in force until 31-12-2026; in the text in force on 2 January 2027 it is shown as repealed by Legislative Decree no. 173 of 5 November 2024, as amended by Decree-Law no. 200 of 31 December 2025. · 2 · read on 7 October 2026
- 26. Revenue Agency, instructions to section RT of the tax return, «Plusvalenze di natura finanziaria» (financial capital gains; substitute tax of 26%). For qualifying holdings: Redditi PF 2026 instructions, booklet 2, section RT, part III-A (gains «realised from 1 January 2019» are subject to the 26% substitute tax). Legal basis: Law no. 205 of 27 December 2017, art. 1, paras 999-1000; Decree-Law no. 66 of 24 April 2014, art. 3, para. 1. · 2 · read on 7 October 2026
- 27. Legislative Decree no. 123 of 1 August 2025, consolidated act on registration tax and other indirect taxes. · read on 7 October 2026
- 28. Legislative Decree no. 10 of 19 January 2026, consolidated VAT act (Official Gazette no. 24 of 30/01/2026, ordinary supplement no. 4). · read on 7 October 2026
- 29. Legislative Decree no. 117 of 19 June 2026, consolidated income tax act (Official Gazette no. 152 of 03/07/2026, ordinary supplement no. 26). · read on 7 October 2026
- 30. Regional Law of Friuli Venezia Giulia no. 17 of 14 November 2022 (ILIA), art. 1, text in force from 30/07/2026. · read on 7 October 2026
- 31. Revenue Agency, circular no. 27/E of 4 August 2006, «Premessa»: the line between residential and commercial buildings is drawn on the cadastral classification, regardless of actual use. Text read in the reproduction by the tax documentation service (unofficial copy) · read on 7 October 2026
- 32. Legislative Decree no. 446 of 15 December 1997, art. 16, para. 3 (power of the regions to vary the IRAP rate). · read on 7 October 2026
- 33. Presidential Decree no. 600 of 29 September 1973, art. 27, para. 1 (26% withholding on dividends paid to individuals, qualifying and non-qualifying holdings). · read on 7 October 2026
The figures on this page
- 4% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 9% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 9% · AdE — Agenzia delle Entrate, circolare n. 2/E del 21 febbraio 2014, § 2 e Tabella n. 4. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 22% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, Tabella A, parte III, nn. 127-undecies e 127-quinquiesdecies. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 10% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, Tabella A, parte III, nn. 127-undecies e 127-quinquiesdecies. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 200 € · Normattiva — D.Lgs. 31 ottobre 1990, n. 347, testo unico delle imposte ipotecaria e catastale: art. 10, c. 1 e 2; art. 20; Tariffa, artt. 1 (nota), 1-bis e 4 (trascrizione dei contratti sui diritti edificatori, misura fissa). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% e 1% · Normattiva — D.Lgs. 31 ottobre 1990, n. 347, testo unico delle imposte ipotecaria e catastale: art. 10, c. 1 e 2; art. 20; Tariffa, artt. 1 (nota), 1-bis e 4 (trascrizione dei contratti sui diritti edificatori, misura fissa). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 1.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 50 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 2.000.000 € · AdE — Agenzia delle Entrate, circolare n. 2/E del 21 febbraio 2014, § 2 e Tabella n. 4. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 200 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 60.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 20.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 1% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 80.200 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 440.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 520.200 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 30.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 1,5% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 10.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 0,5% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 40.200 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 180.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 9% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 50 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 180.100 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 26 ottobre 1972, n. 633, art. 10, primo comma, n. 8-ter (testo in vigore fino al 31-12-2026). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 0,5% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 22% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, art. 2, terzo comma, lett. b) e c). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 200 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, art. 2, terzo comma, lett. b) e c). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% · Normattiva — D.Lgs. 31 ottobre 1990, n. 347, testo unico delle imposte ipotecaria e catastale: art. 10, c. 1 e 2; art. 20; Tariffa, artt. 1 (nota), 1-bis e 4 (trascrizione dei contratti sui diritti edificatori, misura fissa). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 1% · Normattiva — D.Lgs. 31 ottobre 1990, n. 347, testo unico delle imposte ipotecaria e catastale: art. 10, c. 1 e 2; art. 20; Tariffa, artt. 1 (nota), 1-bis e 4 (trascrizione dei contratti sui diritti edificatori, misura fissa). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 15% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, art. 2, terzo comma, lett. b) e c). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 26% · Normattiva — L. 23 dicembre 2005, n. 266, art. 1, commi 496 (imposta sostitutiva del 26%) e 497 (prezzo-valore). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 24% · Normattiva — TUIR, art. 77 (aliquota IRES del 24%). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 6.000.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 4.200.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 378.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 1.000.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 30.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 700.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 21.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 100.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 500 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 429.500 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 540.000 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 110.500 € · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, Tariffa, parte prima, artt. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 (nota) e 11. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 50 € · Normattiva — D.Lgs. 14 marzo 2011, n. 23, art. 10, commi 2 e 3 (minimo di 1.000 €; 50 € di ipotecaria e catastale). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 3% e 1% · AdE — Agenzia delle Entrate, circolare n. 2/E del 14 marzo 2025, § 1.2 (cessione di azienda). )/e7466150-e00d-49e4-854a-f4e47007e2c0 · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 168.000 € · AdE — Agenzia delle Entrate, circolare n. 2/E del 14 marzo 2025, § 1.2 (cessione di azienda). )/e7466150-e00d-49e4-854a-f4e47007e2c0 · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 50 € · AdE — Agenzia delle Entrate, circolare n. 2/E del 14 marzo 2025, § 1.2 (cessione di azienda). )/e7466150-e00d-49e4-854a-f4e47007e2c0 · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 22% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 633/1972, art. 17, quinto e sesto comma, lett. a-bis. · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
- 9% · Normattiva — D.P.R. 131/1986, art. 23, commi 1 e 4 (comma 4 nel testo del D.Lgs. 139/2024, dal 1° gennaio 2025). · read on 7 October 2026 · open the source
Revision log
- Adversarial check against primary sources — 34 statements checked, 22 corrected or completed; 5 left open, stated in the text. Adversarial check against primary sources: Presidential Decrees 633/1972 and 131/1986, Legislative Decree 347/1990, the Income Tax Code and Decree-Law 223/2006 on Normattiva (texts in force on 7 October 2026), Revenue Agency circulars 2/E of 2014 and 2/E of 2025. The English edition carries the same facts, figures and sources as the Italian text.
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