The Agenzia delle Entrate lets you register rental contracts without leaving your home

How to register a rental contract online in Italy

In Italy, when you rent out your flat and the time comes to register the rental contract, as you are obliged to do within 30 days of signing the contract, you no longer even have to leave your home to do so.
What's involved in registering a tenancy agreement in Italy?

How to register a tenancy agreement in Italy

Once the tenancy agreement has been signed, the landlord must send the notice to the Revenue Agency no later than 30 days after signing it. This procedure is essential and protects landlords from possible fines. But what are the steps involved, and what's required with each step?
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How much does it cost to register a rental contract in Italy?

How much do you have to pay to register a rental contract in Italy? What are the costs involved? Let's have a look at everything you need to know, according to the Italian Inland Revenue. For the registration of a rental contract in Italy you have to pay the registration tax and stamp duty.
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Top tips for renting an apartment in Italy

Renting property is different everywhere you go, and if you’ve never rented an apartment in Italy before, then you could be in for some surprises as the process can be quite different to other European countries and also varies from region to region.
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Troublesome tenants? These are your rights as a landlord in Italy

If you are a landlord and rent out a house in Italy, you might be aware of possible problems with tenants in the rental process. In the case troublesome tenants, what can you do to solve the situation? In addition to eviction, there are also some alternative solutions.
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Employment contracts in Italy

Moving to Italy, getting an apartment, learning a new language, finding a job… it can take all your energy to start a new life abroad. When you finally find a job in Italy, you can feel tempted to just sign the contract of employment and be done with it.