The service is available to individuals who have relocated their tax residence to Italy after a period abroad and seek written confirmation of their eligibility for the applicable tax benefits.

The documents required usually include certificates of residence, employment contracts, income tax returns, documents proving the period spent abroad, and any other documents relevant to proving compliance with the requirements of the impatriate regulations.

The duration of the process depends on the complexity of the situation and the promptness of document submission. Typically, it takes up to two weeks, but it may vary based on the specifics of each case.

The lawyer prepares and signs a detailed opinion on whether you meet the requirements for the 'tax benefits for foreigners' scheme. While this document can be highly useful during a tax audit, it does not carry any legal evidentiary value.

Yes, the lawyer can assist you in preparing and explaining the documents requested by the Agency. Once the certification process is complete, all collected documents will be returned to the client. For additional support with disputes or other legal matters, a separate quote will be provided if ongoing assistance is needed.

The certification reflects your eligibility at the time it is issued. If there are changes to your tax or personal situation, it will be necessary to reassess your case and, if applicable, renew the certification. The lawyer cannot be held liable for any changes that occur after the certification is issued.

No, the service fee covers the comprehensive analysis of your situation and the work performed by the lawyer, irrespective of the outcome. Even if you do not meet the requirements, payment is still required for the services rendered.