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Foreign companies operating in Italy must assess their obligations towards Italian social security and occupational accident insurance institutions.
Depending on the structure of activities and employment conditions, companies may be required to register with the Italian authorities responsible for social security and workplace accident insurance.
Obligations towards Italian social security institutions may arise in several situations, particularly when:
In such cases, companies may be required to register with the relevant Italian institutions and comply with contribution obligations.
INPS (Istituto Nazionale della Previdenza Sociale) is the Italian authority responsible for social security contributions.
Foreign companies may be required to:
The exact obligations depend on the employment structure and the applicable European coordination rules for social security.
INAIL (Istituto Nazionale per l’Assicurazione contro gli Infortuni sul Lavoro) is responsible for mandatory insurance covering workplace accidents and occupational diseases.
Companies operating in Italy may need to:
The A1 certificate confirms that an employee remains covered by the social security system of the home country while working temporarily in another EU member state.
If a valid A1 certificate is not available, the company may be required to pay social security contributions in Italy.
Understanding the obligations related to INPS and INAIL is essential for foreign companies operating in Italy. Proper preparation helps avoid administrative issues, financial penalties and compliance risks.
If your company operates in Italy, we can assist you with registration procedures and setting up your obligations towards INPS and INAIL.
👉 Contact us for a consultation.