For business owners
You sign for the company. Now you can see what the Revenue Agency sees of it.
Every month FiscalPulse reads your company’s Cassetto Fiscale, its tax drawer at the Agenzia delle Entrate, and emails you what matters.
€29 a month · nothing to install · read-only access you can revoke at any time
Sample company · illustrative dataWhat the Cassetto Fiscale knows about you
From money you are owed to proof that you were paying attention
Tax credits already recognised and never used
The Cassetto Fiscale holds VAT credits and tax credits already recognised to your company.
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They often stay there because nobody knows they should go looking. The report adds them up into a fiscal liquidity reserve and writes to you when a credit becomes usable.
The VAT refund that stalls without warning
A VAT refund you have applied for can get held up.
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It can also end up offset against an old debt nobody remembered. The report follows each refund from the application to the payment and tells you when it stops moving.
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A notice handled within sixty days costs a third of the penalty
Every avviso bonario, the Agenzia’s notice of irregularity, reaches you with the 60-day deadline highlighted.
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The reduced penalty is already worked out, with the option to pay in instalments where it exists. Found late, the same notice is paid in full.
The letter reaches you on the day it arrives
Agenzia letters can land in the Cassetto Fiscale on any day.
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Each person involved finds them at a different time, so the report emails each one to you as soon as it appears, with a copy attached, the amount and what to do next.
What to set aside by the 16th
Every month you get a cash verdict.
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It covers the next VAT payment, the F24 tax payments falling due and the instalments under way, worked out on what you actually collect. You know in advance whether the cash covers it, and what to do if it does not.
The customer who is buying less, spotted in time
The report spots a customer who is slowing down, months before the year’s revenue shows it.
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It reads the pattern of your invoices, and you get an email with time to call them before they go.
A report to take to the bank
An Italian bank often looks at accounts from a year and a half ago.
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That is what happens when you ask for a credit line or renew one. With the report you walk in with this month’s numbers, the tax score and your payment record already explained.
Did you know? Proof that you were watching
If things ever go wrong, there will be one question: did you know?
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Italian law expects whoever runs a company to notice the signs of trouble in time, and the person who signs answers for it with their personal assets. Every report is archived exactly as it was generated, month after month.
The fiscal credit score is a complementary tool based on declared tax data. It is not a regulated credit rating within the meaning of Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009.
Giulia shows what is inside and what reaches you every month.
Your accountant carries on with their work.
The report sits alongside it.
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It arrives every month without anyone asking, and if you like your accountant gets it in copy, so you talk about the same numbers and both know straight away when the Agenzia writes.
Getting started
Set up in about half an hour, then it runs on its own
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You give us access to the Cassetto Fiscale.
The company’s Entratel or Fisconline credentials are enough: these are the logins an Italian company uses with the Agenzia delle Entrate.
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If you do not have them, we request them together through the company’s PEC, its certified email address, and they arrive in four to seven days. You can also appoint one of our partner accountants in Italy for read-only access.
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We read the full history.
Invoices, F24 payments, LIPE, tax returns, letters from the Agenzia and credit registers: twenty-two document types, joined into a single reading.
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You receive the report every month, in English.
A provisional version on the 3rd and the final one on the 18th, archived and ready to download.
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You also get an email every time the Agenzia writes to the company.
Your accountant in Italy keeps doing their job. If you like, they receive the report in copy.
€29 a month per Italian company, with the company’s own credentials
for companies with up to 2,000 invoices a year · cancel whenever you like
Cancel whenever you like, with no penalty. The yearly plan is paid in one instalment.
- Full monthly report, provisional on the 3rd and final on the 18th
- An email for every letter from the Agenzia, with the original attached and explained in English
- A reminder before every deadline
- Alerts on out-of-scale invoices and on customers who are buying less
- A version of the report to present to Italian banks and confidi (credit guarantee consortia)
- Archive of every past report, always available to download
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Questions
What can a business owner see in the company’s Cassetto Fiscale?
E-invoices issued and received, F24 tax payments with their receipts, VAT settlements, tax returns, letters from the Agenzia and credit registers. FiscalPulse reads these documents every month and sums them up in a report and in emails with amounts and deadlines, so you do not have to log in to the portal to see what has changed.
How do I know if the Agenzia delle Entrate has written to my company?
Letters appear in the “L’Agenzia scrive” section of the Cassetto Fiscale. With FiscalPulse you get an email as soon as one appears, with a copy of the letter, the amount, the reason and the date by which to settle it, plus a reminder before that date passes.
What happens if an avviso bonario is not paid within 60 days?
The company loses the reduction of the penalty to one third. The amount goes to collection with the full penalty and interest, and a payment demand (cartella) follows. That is why the report puts the 60-day deadline on page one and sends you a reminder before it runs out.
Do I need to connect my bank or my accounting software?
No. The company’s Cassetto Fiscale credentials are enough, or a partner accountant in Italy appointed for read-only access. There is no software to install and no account to connect. Access is read-only and you can revoke it whenever you want.
Can I use the report when I apply for a credit line?
Yes. Every month you get a version to present to banks, confidi (credit guarantee consortia) and leasing companies, with the tax score on six dimensions, your record of VAT and INPS social security payments and figures updated to the previous month.