Telefisco 2026, on the agenda on Thursday 5 February from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m
Focus on all innovations for companies and professions
by Editors
Key points
Telefisco 2026 heats up the engines and launches the challenge of clarifying next year's tax news. The new edition of the Sole 24 Ore-L'Esperto risponde conference will be held on Thursday 5 February from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. and will offer an in-depth analysis of all tax updates for professionals, companies and taxpayers. With the aim of ensuring an increasingly interactive edition, also this year Il Sole 24 Ore will involve participants, asking them to contribute to the definition of the programme.
But let us go in order.
The calendar
The appointment with the conference on tax novelties, which celebrates its 35th edition this year, is, as mentioned, scheduled on Thursday 5 February in live streaming from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
Thanks to a tried-and-tested formula, but careful to introduce new elements year after year, the event will offer expert reports, comparisons and interviews for a careful analysis ofregulatory news, case law and practice, with the aim of providing the necessary tools to face the obligations, fulfilments and deadlines of 2026. During the event, it will also be possible to obtain answers to a selection of questions that will be sent to theExpert Answers Forum.
Themes
Telefisco 2026 will move on several fronts, providing a compass for navigating through the most complex issues. In the new year, professionals, companies and taxpayers will have to measure themselves against the novelties that will emerge from the Budget Law currently under discussion in Parliament. In addition, they will have to come to terms with the latest changes contained in the implementation decrees of the tax reform, as well as with the concrete application of the reorganisation measures launched in recent months. Finally, as always, professionals, companies and taxpayers will have to equip themselves to deal with the fulfilments, declaratory and budgetary obligations that characterise the tax year.

