This thesis explores the biennial service contract as an innovative tool for self-employed professionals operating under Italy’s flat-rate tax regime (regime forfettario), focusing in particular on the role and strategic positioning of tax advisory firms. The first part provides a strategic overview of the competitive environment in which accounting and tax professionals operate, highlighting how market dynamics — including digital transformation, price pressure, and rising client expectations — are driving firms toward more structured, long-term service models. The second part introduces the biennial service contract as a tool designed to increase transparency, improve financial planning, and simplify tax management for professionals in the flat-rate regime. It assesses the main advantages, such as predictable costs, better service planning, and opportunities for offering higher-value consulting. At the same time, it addresses potential limitations, including reduced flexibility and regulatory uncertainty. A real-world case study involving a self-employed professional under the flat-rate regime is also presented.
La tesi analizza il contratto preventivo biennale come strumento innovativo per i lavoratori autonomi in regime forfettario, con un focus specifico sull’attività degli studi commercialisti. La prima parte sviluppa un’analisi strategica del contesto competitivo, valutando le dinamiche di mercato che spingono gli studi professionali verso nuove forme contrattuali e modelli organizzativi più strutturati. La seconda parte propone il contratto preventivo biennale come strumento contrattuale per migliorare la trasparenza economica, garantire stabilità e semplificare la gestione fiscale nel regime forfettario. Si valutano i vantaggi — pianificazione più efficace, controllo dei costi e vendita di consulenze a valore aggiunto — e le criticità legate alla rigidità contrattuale e all’incertezza delle evoluzioni fiscali e operative; in particolare, viene esaminato un caso concreto di lavoratore autonomo in regime forfettario.
Il contratto preventivo biennale: opportunità, criticità e implicazioni per il lavoratore autonomo in regime forfettario
OLCELLI, JASMINE
2024/2025
Abstract
This thesis explores the biennial service contract as an innovative tool for self-employed professionals operating under Italy’s flat-rate tax regime (regime forfettario), focusing in particular on the role and strategic positioning of tax advisory firms. The first part provides a strategic overview of the competitive environment in which accounting and tax professionals operate, highlighting how market dynamics — including digital transformation, price pressure, and rising client expectations — are driving firms toward more structured, long-term service models. The second part introduces the biennial service contract as a tool designed to increase transparency, improve financial planning, and simplify tax management for professionals in the flat-rate regime. It assesses the main advantages, such as predictable costs, better service planning, and opportunities for offering higher-value consulting. At the same time, it addresses potential limitations, including reduced flexibility and regulatory uncertainty. A real-world case study involving a self-employed professional under the flat-rate regime is also presented.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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