Over the course of its life, a business changes. The corporate structure changes, its objectives change, the balance of ownership changes, and the need for asset protection changes. Many Italian SMEs, despite growing over time, maintain an original corporate structure that is ill-suited to the new phase of their business . Establishing a holding company is one solution that, if properly evaluated, can offer greater solidity, control, and long-term planning capabilities. I

In recent years, an increasing number of Italian entrepreneurs have been looking to Albania as a strategic country for internationalization , attracted by its streamlined bureaucracy, low labor costs, and significant development in tourism and the manufacturing sector. Starting a company in Albania is, operationally, a relatively simple process. But starting it correctly , avoiding conceptual, fiscal, and banking errors, requires a comprehensive vision that integrates Ita

Taxation is never an isolated element in the life of a company. It affects liquidity , margins , strategic decisions , and the balance of power among shareholders . For this reason, Studio Rogai & Partners supports SMEs with an approach that goes beyond simple deadlines: a structured tax planning process , designed to integrate with ordinary management and support the company even during times of growth, transformation or reorganization . Thanks to comprehensi

Openness and a willingness to collaborate internationally are often key elements in a country's economic success. And the fact that Albania has a population that has demonstrated its ability to learn and effectively use foreign languages could be a major strength in an increasingly interconnected global economy. But how does the job market work? Relationships between workers and employers are governed by individual employment contracts pursuant to Law 7961 of 12 July 1995, th

General overview To increase foreign direct investment, the Albanian government has intensified its efforts to implement a series of tax and legislative reforms to improve the country's so-called "business climate." Interest in investing in Albania has recently reached an all-time high. Albania is one of the last real opportunities in the European region, offering, among other things, very low prices compared to the European average, given the high return on capital and owner

Albania is a land to be discovered, where "discovery" also means entrepreneurial discovery. Here, hundreds of Italian entrepreneurs have already started their businesses in various sectors of the economy, strengthened by the cultural, perhaps even more than geographical, proximity between our two countries. Geographic proximity and close political and economic ties make Italy a strategic partner for Albania, as confirmed not only by the frequency of bilateral meetings but als