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Ever new fulfilments and constantly changing regulations: not only a lighter tax burden, legislative stability is also needed.

The prompt implementation of the Country by Country Reporting proves that the BEPS anti-avoidance project is proceeding quickly.

Many optional BEPS recommendations are being embraced, while others meant to be universally implemented have stalled

Eighth edition of the award dedicated to energy innovation and the sustainable use of energy.

504 Italian companies are currently registered with the Chamber of Commerce as innovative SMEs. But they could be more.

Bernoni Grant Thornton and Grant Thornton Financial Advisory Services participated in the Career Event Bocconi&Jobs.

Enrico Cimpanelli participated in the conference analysing the implementation method of a Fraud Investigation process.

Among the risks companies have to manage, few are as critical and so poorly understood as the risk of cyber-attacks.

On Tuesday, March 28, Alessandro Leone, partner of Grant Thornton Financial Advisory Services gave a lecture at the University of Pisa within the “Management Control and Business Finance” masterclass comprised in the “Audit and internal audit” master’s course. The title of his lecture was “Outsourced internal audit activities: an operational audit case”

Bernoni Grant Thornton provided legal assistance to M.Torres for the acquisition of Universal Tissue Technology.

Giuseppe Bernoni took part in the 28th Ambrosetti Finance Workshop focused on “The outlook for the Economy and Finance”.

On 4 April, a conference on tax and accounting assessments in case of digital administration processes was held.

Alessandro Grassetto will give 5 lecturers at the Master’s course on International commerce of the University of Padua.

Giuseppe Bernoni shows future prospects of consultancy and the need to have a higher industry specialization.

The catastrophe announced after the decision of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union has not happened.

After Brexit, companies are facing great uncertainty. It seems that Great Britain does not intend to use any available schemes and therefore a lack of clear rules and limitations over the next two years may cause confusion. It is apparent that companies cannot operate in an uncertain climate and therefore they might decide to opt for countries with a definite set of rules, though with less favourable tax rates.