Mef, simpler taxation with TrovaTU, search engine for new consolidated texts
The portal allows you to consult the new Consolidated Laws of the tax reform, compare the rules and verify the legislative changes.
Quick Look
- The Ministry of Economy and Finance has launched 'TrovaTU', a search engine to consult the new Consolidated Laws of the tax reform.
- The tool facilitates access to over 4,700 tax provisions rearranged in 8 regulatory texts.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The Italian tax reform provides for the reorganization of over 4,700 tax provisions into 8 Consolidated Laws, effective from 1 January 2027.
TrovaTU - Trova Testi Unici (www.trovatu.finanze.gov.it), the new search engine of the Ministry of Economy and Finance is online which allows citizens, professionals and businesses to identify with a simple click the location of the tax provisions in the new Consolidated Laws, check any repeals and amendments and view side by side texts to compare the original wording with that resulting from the regulatory reorganization.
The search engine, we read in a note, was created by the Mef in collaboration with the technological partner Sogei, with the support of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (Dagl) and the Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato (Ipzs), as part of the Normattiva project.
With TrovaTU - explains the note - "the implementation of the tax reform is accompanied by a concrete tool to facilitate consultation of the rules and help citizens, professionals and businesses to orient themselves in the new structure of tax legislation". Over 4,700 tax provisions, now distributed in more than 440 legislative provisions, have been collected in 8 Consolidated Texts. A reorganization envisaged by the tax reform - continues the note - to overcome the fragmentation of sources and make the legislation clearer, more organic and accessible.
The 8 Consolidated Laws which will be effective from 1 January 2027 are: Administrative and criminal tax sanctions (legislative decree 5 November 2024, no. 173); Minor state taxes (legislative decree 5 November 2024, n. 174); Tax justice (legislative decree 14 November 2024, n. 175); Payments and collection (legislative decree 24 March 2025, n. 33); Legislative provisions regarding registration tax and other indirect taxes (legislative decree 1 August 2025, n. 123); Legislative provisions regarding VAT (legislative decree 19 January 2026, no. 10); Legislative provisions regarding income taxes (legislative decree 19 June 2026, n. 117); Legislative provisions regarding obligations and assessments (legislative decree 5 August 2026, n. 141).
Open Questions
- What will be the first reactions of tax professionals?







