Starting October 1st,non-construction companies and self-employed individuals physically working in temporary or mobile worksites must obtain a credit license.
This requirement does not apply to those providing only supplies or intellectual services,such as engineers or architects,nor to companies with SOA certification of class III or higher.
The license is issued digitally through the National Labor Inspectorate's portal,accessible via Spid or Cie.
While awaiting the license,activities can continue unless notified otherwise by the Inspectorate.
To avoid a rush on the application day,a self-certification can be submitted,valid until October 31,2024.
However,the formal application must be completed by November 1st,as operations cannot continue based solely on the self-certification after this date.
Applications can be submitted by the legal representative or a delegated individual,including labor consultants,accountants,lawyers,and Caf.
Requirements for the license include registration with the Chamber of Commerce,compliance with training obligations under D.lgs. n. 81/2008,a valid Document of Unique Contribution Regularity,a Risk Assessment Document where applicable,and fiscal compliance certification.
Not all requirements apply to every category; for instance,the Risk Assessment Document is not needed for self-employed workers or companies without employees.
Foreign companies and self-employed individuals must submit equivalent documentation or apply similarly to Italian entities.
The license can be revoked if any false declarations are discovered during subsequent checks.