Giving JSBC access to your Italian Revenue Agency account is the essential first step that lets us check information on your behalf, receive notices, and make important filings for you — here's exactly how to do it in four steps.
What It Is
The Delega Unica is an authorization that permits JSBC to access relevant sections of your Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency) account. When we have access to your account we can check information on your behalf, receive notices and make important filings for you. It is narrower than a full procura speciale, which grants authority to act for specific transactions beyond the tax portal.
You may complete this authorization through two methods:
- Online via your tax authority profile (recommended)
- Paper form signed with wet ink
You'll need this when completing Step 2: CNNFBA91L18G273K
Step-by-Step Instructions
Access the Reserved Area
Log into the Agenzia delle Entrate "Area riservata" at iampe.agenziaentrate.gov.it using either:
- CIE — Electronic Identity Card
- SPID — Public System for Digital ID
Both CIE and SPID require an Italian tax identification number, so make sure you have already obtained your Codice Fiscale before starting this process — and if you prefer to handle that step yourself, you can get one without an attorney or accountant.
Navigate to Intermediary Delegations
- Select Deleghe (Delegations) from the sidebar under "IL TUO PROFILO"
- Choose Intermediari (Intermediaries)
- Locate "Delega unica ai servizi online" and click "Nuova delega →"
- Enter JSBC's Fiscal Code: CNNFBA91L18G273K
- Click Conferma (Confirm)
Select Authorized Services
Check all required services:
- CONSULTAZIONE DEL CASSETTO FISCALE DELEGATO
- SERVIZI DI FATTURAZIONE ELETTRONICA
- ACQUISIZIONE DEI DATI ISA
- SERVIZI ON LINE DELL'AGENZIA DELLE ENTRATE-RISCOSSIONE
Click Inserisci to submit.
Final Confirmation
You should see the confirmation message: "Delega inserita con successo." Verify the status under "Chi ho delegato" — the delegation should show Attiva (Active).
Practical Tips
- Duration: Valid until December 31st of the fourth year following authorization
- Management: Modify or revoke through the Azioni (Actions) dropdown menu on your dashboard
- Paper alternative: If you cannot complete this online, contact us for the paper form which requires a wet ink signature
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Delega Unica for the Agenzia delle Entrate?
The Delega Unica is an authorization that permits JSBC to access relevant sections of your Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency) account. With that access, JSBC can check information on your behalf, receive notices, and make important filings for you. It is narrower than a full procura speciale, which grants authority to act for specific transactions beyond the tax portal.
What do I need before starting the online authorization?
You log into the Agenzia delle Entrate reserved area using either CIE (Electronic Identity Card) or SPID (Public System for Digital ID), and both require an Italian tax identification number, so obtain your Codice Fiscale first. You will also need JSBC's Fiscal Code, CNNFBA91L18G273K, when entering the new delegation.
How long does the Delega Unica stay valid, and can I revoke it?
The authorization is valid until December 31st of the fourth year following authorization. You can modify or revoke it at any time through the Azioni (Actions) dropdown menu on your dashboard.
How do I confirm the delegation was successful?
After submitting, you should see the confirmation message "Delega inserita con successo." Then verify the status under "Chi ho delegato" — the delegation should show as Attiva (Active).
What if I cannot complete the Delega Unica online?
There is a paper alternative: the authorization can be completed with a paper form signed with wet ink. If you cannot complete the process online, contact JSBC for the paper form.
We can walk you through this process
If you run into any issues completing the Delega Unica, our team is available to guide you step by step.
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