Some solution begins to take shape. Immediately, the parliamentarians asked for a buffer remedy to certify the legitimacy of all the startups already established online, now about 3500. “There is talk of a ministerial clarification circular, Mise-Giustizia,” says Carabetta.
They also ask for a temporary ministerial decree to reaffirm what was canceled by the Council of State and in force until the directive is transposed.
Finally, Carabetta asks to intervene on that amendment to the transposition text and thus guarantee the return to the possibility of establishing online and free, without a notary, the srls.
The parliamentarians asked in particular to intervene with a decree following the transposition – expected in days – to remove that amendment; some associations (such as Italia Startup) instead ask for it to be withdrawn (which, however, would lengthen the implementation times, to be done by 1 August).
“Italy risks returning to being an analogue country, just when we are all engaged in the digital transition – reads the letter – Notaries have contributed to accelerating and simplifying the birth of new companies, replacing the courts of their counterparts. . But now there is no doubt that it is still too difficult to start a business here. We have been a country that has stood still for 20 years. I think that not only innovative startups, but all new businesses should enjoy at least three years of fiscal and bureaucratic respite, especially if we want a strong recovery after 18 months of pandemic », comments the notary of innovation Riccardo Genghini.