Commercialista · Bari, Italy
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How we work
The practice
Each client has a single, direct point of contact, and every deadline is prepared well before it falls due.
Services
What the practice does
Six areas of work for businesses, professionals and families. Each new client starts with a meeting and a letter of engagement setting out the scope of work and the fee.
- 01
Tax and accounting
Bookkeeping, tax returns, VAT and the tax calendar, with a monthly review of the client’s tax position.
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Financial statements
Preparing and filing the annual accounts, then going through the figures with the owner.
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Statutory audit and boards of statutory auditors
Statutory audit engagements and seats on boards of statutory auditors in limited companies, with every check documented.
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Payroll and employment
Payslips, employment contracts and INPS and INAIL compliance.
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Business distress and over-indebtedness
Adequate internal controls, negotiated crisis settlement and debt relief procedures for households and small businesses.
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Grants and incentives
ZES Unica tax credits and public funding calls, from checking eligibility to reporting on spend.
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Across borders
Also across borders
The practice also works with businesses and individuals whose interests reach beyond Italy, such as foreign companies operating in Italy, foreign nationals who work or invest here, and Italians moving abroad. The principal draws on four years of work in Spain and a period of study in London.
Method
How the practice works
Four steps, the same for every new client.
The practice uses digital tools to file documents and keep track of deadlines. Professional judgement stays with the accountant.
Step 1. First meeting and documents
A meeting at the office to get to know the business, followed by a list of the documents needed.
Step 2. Review of the position
The practice goes through the books, tax returns and contracts of recent years and points out anything that needs putting right.
Step 3. Shared schedule of deadlines
The year’s deadlines go into a calendar shared with the client, with the amounts once they are known.
Step 4. Ongoing review
The position is kept up to date during the year, and any changes that affect the client are flagged well before the deadlines.
Principal
Dott. Arduino Tribuzio
He is a Dottore Commercialista (Italian-qualified accountant and tax adviser) and Statutory Auditor, listed on the Foggia professional register (Albo dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Foggia) under no. 1420 and on the Register of Statutory Auditors (Registro dei Revisori Legali) under no. 175507.
A graduate of the Università Cattolica in Milan, he worked for four years in Spain and then in Milan before returning to southern Italy.
- Professional register
- ODCEC Foggia, Section A, no. 1420, since 29/07/2015
- Statutory audit
- Register of Statutory Auditors no. 175507, since 11/08/2015
- Office
- Viale Saverio Mercadante 28, 70132 Bari
- Certified email (PEC)
- arduino.tribuzio@pec.it
- 11
years on the professional register and the Register of Statutory Auditors, since 2015
- 6
areas of work, from tax to business distress
Updates
Deadlines and news
This is where the practice posts tax news and deadlines relevant to businesses and professionals, each with a reference to the legislation.
Contact
Arrange a meeting
The practice sees clients by appointment at Viale Saverio Mercadante 28, 70132 Bari.
- Phone
- +39 393 096 7118
- Certified email (PEC)
- arduino.tribuzio@pec.it
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