IOOS Legal and Tax Firm
A single legal contact for companies
A multidisciplinary team
A high technological focus to meet present and future needs.
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Law and tax firm in Trentino-Alto Adige.
A single multidisciplinary interlocutor for companies, with a high-tech vocation to respond promptly and efficiently to the challenges of our time.
We are the first law and tax firm in Trentino-Alto Adige.
A single multidisciplinary interlocutor for companies, with a high-tech vocation to respond promptly and efficiently to the challenges of our time.
First and only regional office
In a market made up of individual professionals or small associations operating at the provincial level, two of the most important law firms in Trento and Bolzano are integrated into the first and only regional firm, with the aim of becoming the new reference point for their territory.
Multidisciplinary approach
In the working environment, the structural dimensions and different professional skills of the two original firms cover the entire range of legal and tax consulting activities, responding to every possible need, extending our expertise to areas adjacent to the legal discipline.
Quality and speed
In our customers’ working context, the language and spirit that move them are the assets to build a relationship of trust. This allows the necessary understanding and dialogue to respond adequately and quickly to our clients’ expectations, also thanks to the use of new technologies that allow to standardize routine operations and target the skills of different professionals on value-added activities.
Local and traditional
Increasingly, it is necessary to operate in national and international contexts, supported by a partner capable of making a significant and real difference.
In this sense, our presence in Milan guarantees added value to our clients’ business.
Ready for challenges
Thanks to our size and specialized skills, we are able to propose ourselves as a partner of those medium and large companies that until now have thought that they could be adequately supported only by extra-regional law firms.
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