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Launch in Europe without having to fix things later.

The EU market is attractive but heavily regulated. We build your setup for data protection, security, product obligations, contracts and local tax requirements so that formalities do not hold back your market entry.

EUMarket entry
Digital lawGDPR · AI Act · Data Act · NIS2 · CRA · Whistleblowing
IncorporationLegal form · Notary appointment · Commercial register
OperationsInfrastructure · Systems · Office space · Permanent establishments
FinanceTaxes · Accounting · Payroll & employment contracts · Grants & financing
01Clarify relevant obligations and benefits before incorporation
02Set up legal documents and infrastructure together
03Local and international contact for authorities, partners and other stakeholders
Incorporation package

Commercial setup

For a sustainable market entry, we combine compliance and IT with the commercial, tax and financial foundations.

01

Legal form, incorporation and commercial register

S.r.l., S.p.A., branch or GmbH: assess the appropriate form, assist with the notary appointment and articles of association, and coordinate the commercial register, tax numbers and initial filings.

02

Tax, accounting and financial statements

Tax registration, ongoing accounting, annual financial statements, VAT obligations, Intrastat, transfer pricing and bank account, all coordinated through a single point of contact.

03

Payroll, employment contracts and postings

Selection of the applicable CCNL, employment contracts under Italian law, INPS and INAIL notifications, and employee postings to Italy.

04

Location, incentives and financing

Support with site selection and investment planning, reviewing incentives at provincial, national and EU level, and preparing financing discussions.

Financing & grants

Build incentives into the plan

We assess incentives at provincial, national and EU level early on and incorporate them into your financing strategy.

  • Province Assess grants from the Province of Bolzano for establishment, digitalisation, innovation or investments.
  • National Factor Italian national programmes and tax incentives into the plan at an early stage.
  • EU Incorporate EU funding and suitable programmes into the financing strategy.
Why Nuviax

One partner instead of five service providers

A typical market entry is split among law firms, consultancies, IT providers, agencies and local contacts. We bring precisely these interfaces together.

Legal + ITObligations are not merely described, but implemented technically and organisationally.
InternationalTrilingual communication and local experience in the Alpine region.
Incorporation + ongoing supportWe remain responsible after go-live instead of only delivering launch documents.
Trust for partnersDemonstrable compliance helps with platforms, B2B contracts and dealings with authorities.
Network

One coordinated network instead of separate services

A coordinated network brings together every discipline your company needs for incorporation, market entry and ongoing operations.

01

Compliance and data protection

GDPR, NIS2, AI Act, Data Act, CRA, whistleblowing and documentation obligations.

02

IT and operations

Managed services, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365, Odoo ERP, hardware, software, hosting, web design and ongoing support.

03

Tax and accounting

Tax strategy, accounting, annual financial statements, VAT, financial reporting and ongoing obligations.

04

Payroll and HR

Payroll, employment contracts, postings, HR processes and ongoing notifications.

05

Corporate and contract law

Legal form, incorporation, capital structure, terms and conditions, contracts and international structures.

06

Financing and location

Investment planning, loan negotiations, incentives, site selection and a market-entry roadmap.

Process

From readiness check to ongoing support

Step 01

Assess the business model

We analyse your offering, target markets, data flows, product features and sales model. This makes clear which EU obligations actually apply.

Step 02

Prioritise the roadmap

We separate launch requirements from later improvements and define deadlines, owners and technical dependencies.

Step 03

Implement the setup

The representative role, documents, contracts, security controls, technical configuration and localisation are built together.

Step 04

Support the go-live

After launch, we handle reviews, contact with authorities, updates for new regulations and ongoing technical support.

Close-up of a consultation at the Nuviax office
From readiness check to ongoing support

Plan your market entry before the first go-live

In 30 minutes, we outline which obligations your offering triggers and which steps genuinely need to be completed before launch.