Regime Forfettario Calculator
Calculate your revenue and keep an eye on the €85,000 limit for the flat-rate tax regime.
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Tax Guide: Italy
What happens if you exceed the flat-rate regime limit?
In Italy, the limit for the flat-rate regime is €85,000. If you exceed this threshold during the calendar year, but remain below €100,000, you will leave the flat-rate regime starting from the following calendar year, switching to the ordinary regime. Attention: if you exceed €100,000 during the current calendar year, the exit from the flat-rate regime is immediate (retroactive from the transaction that exceeded the threshold) and you will have to apply ordinary invoicing and VAT accounting for the entire affected year. Use this tool to monitor your progress month by month and avoid an unexpected exit.
How to Use This Calculator
- Actuals Tab: Enter your exact monthly billed revenue (excluding VAT if applicable) to see how close you are to the limit.
- Simulate Tab: If you are planning for the future, use the slider to input your expected monthly average to see when you might cross the threshold.
- Estimate Tab: Get a rough estimate of potential taxes or VAT liabilities if you cross the threshold, based on typical local rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens strictly when I cross the limit?
In most European countries, crossing the simplified regime threshold means you lose your VAT exemption status. You typically must register for a VAT number within a specified timeframe (sometimes immediately), start charging VAT to your clients, and file regular VAT returns.
Can I transition back to the simplified regime?
Yes, but conditions apply. If your revenues fall below the threshold in the following calendar year, many countries allow you to revert to the simplified regime at the start of the next fiscal year, but you usually must manually request this change from your local tax office.
Is the data I enter here saved on a server?
No. EuTaxPilot is a client-side utility tool. Your monthly revenue inputs are only stored locally on your device via standard browser storage APIs and are never sent to a backend server.
How does this tool comply with GDPR?
Since EuTaxPilot is fully client-side and stores no personal or financial data on our servers, it inherently respects your privacy. All your calculations remain securely on your personal device.