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- Founding deed and statute of an amateur sports association (ASD) (Italy)For anyone founding a non-profit amateur sports club (ASD) in Italy: the founding deed in Italian, with founders, first board and president, and a standard statute with the clauses required by art. 7 of the Italian Legislative Decree 36/2021 (name, sporting object, no profit, democratic rules and equal opportunities, accounts, sporting destination of assets) and the bar on office in another club of the same federation (art. 11). No notary is needed; it is registered with the Agenzia delle Entrate and, after affiliation, entered in the national register of amateur sports activities.
- Commercial lease 6+6 (Italy)For anyone letting or renting a shop, office, workshop or warehouse in Italy for a business or professional activity: an Italian non-residential lease under Law 392/1978, for six years renewable for six, with the permitted use, the rent and its ISTAT update at 75 per cent, service charges, deposit, the tenant's withdrawal, goodwill and the energy certificate clause. Not for hotels (nine years) or temporary activities. It must be registered within 30 days with the Agenzia delle Entrate's form RLI.
- Founding deed and statute of an unrecognised cultural association (Italy)For anyone founding a non-profit cultural association in Italy: the founding deed in Italian, with the founding members, first board and president, and a standard thirteen-article statute (aims, members, general meeting, board, assets and accounts, dissolution) under arts. 36–38 of the Italian Civil Code. No notary is needed: all founders sign the deed and statute, which are registered with the Agenzia delle Entrate, which issues the tax code. It is not a statute for a third-sector body (APS, ODV) to be entered in the RUNTS register.
- Mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA) (Italy)For two businesses or professionals in Italy exchanging confidential information before working together, selling or investing: an Italian mutual NDA setting out the purpose of the exchange, what is and is not confidential, permitted use, the staff and advisers allowed to see it, return of the information, how long it lasts after the talks and a penalty with its specific approval (arts. 1341–1342 of the Italian Civil Code). It refers to the protection of trade secrets (arts. 98–99 of the Italian Industrial Property Code). Signed in two copies or digitally.
- Self-employed work contract for freelancers (Italy)For a business or individual giving an assignment to a self-employed worker in Italy, with or without a VAT number: an Italian contract covering scope, the worker's freedom to organise time and place, duration, fee, payment within 60 days at most, withdrawal on fair notice and changes only in writing, as the Italian Self-Employment Act (Law 81/2017) requires. For a worker without a VAT number it refers to the occasional-work receipt and withholding tax. Withdrawal is specifically approved (art. 1341 of the Civil Code). Signed in two copies or digitally.
- Services contract between businesses (Italy)For a business or professional entrusting a continuing service to another business in Italy (cleaning, maintenance, IT support, consulting): an Italian contract covering scope, duration, price, e-invoicing through the SdI, payment term, late-payment interest under Legislative Decree 231/2002, the provider's duties, confidentiality and withdrawal on notice, specifically approved (arts. 1341–1342 of the Italian Civil Code). No exclusive jurisdiction or penalties. Signed in two copies, or digitally, with each party also signing the approval of clauses.
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