The Italian Revenue Agency has signed a protocol with the Italian national soccer federation (FIGC), which will renew regulation and control over the tax affairs and fiscal compliance of the professional clubs that come within the federation’s control. The agreement, which was first signed in 2008, runs for a further period of one year to February 28, 2015. After this both sides can determine whether to renew their cooperation for a further period.
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