Company stamp maker for Italy

A timbro aziendale is not required by Italian law, but it is expected across commercial and administrative paperwork, and the Partita IVA is the number that identifies the business on it.

Open the stamp maker

Italy runs on documentation, and the timbro is part of the furniture. No statute requires it, and yet contracts, delivery notes, quotations and submissions to public bodies routinely carry it, often stamped across a signature.

What a company stamp in Italy usually carries

The company name with its legal form, so S.r.l., S.p.A., S.a.s. or ditta individuale.
The Partita IVA, eleven digits, which is the identifier everyone checks.
The codice fiscale where it differs from the Partita IVA.
The registered address and often the REA number with its province.

Why make it digitally

Public administration paperwork is where a stamp is still most reliably expected.
A rectangular stamp holds the name, both numbers and the address without squeezing.
Details change on a registry filing, and a re-cut costs where an edit does not.

Questions

Is a timbro required in Italy?

No statute requires one. It remains conventional across commercial and public-sector paperwork, to the point where its absence is more likely to be queried than its presence.

What is the REA number?

The Repertorio Economico Amministrativo number, assigned by the local Chamber of Commerce and written with the province code. Many company stamps carry it alongside the Partita IVA.

Partita IVA or codice fiscale?

For companies the two are often the same number. Where they differ, the Partita IVA is the one that belongs on a stamp used commercially.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it.