Update On Mandatory Reporting In Italy Info

: Payment Service Providers (PSPs) must now report POS transaction data monthly directly to the Italian Revenue Agency via the Data Exchange System (SID) . Corporate Tax & Governance

: Devices activated after January 2026 must be registered and paired between the 6th day of the second month after activation and the end of that same month. Update on mandatory reporting in Italy

: For systems already in use as of January 1, a 45-day grace period begins once the Revenue Agency's online pairing service goes live (expected early 2026). : Payment Service Providers (PSPs) must now report

: As of April 15, 2026, businesses may use digital bank statements and communications from financial institutions as valid proof of payment, reducing the need for physical POS slips. : As of April 15, 2026, businesses may

: New criminal offenses introduced in early 2026 require designated persons to report all funds or economic resources owned or controlled within Italy to prevent EU sanctions breaches.

: Since January 1, 2026, all merchants must link their electronic payment terminals (POS) with their fiscal cash registers.

As of April 2026, Italy has introduced several critical updates to mandatory reporting across fiscal, corporate, and employment domains. Key changes include new digital POS pairing requirements, the implementation of Pillar Two minimum tax filings, and updated gender equality reporting deadlines.