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Jewellery shop software for Italy

Italy is the home of goldsmithing and of 750. New pieces carry 22% IVA on their full value, and second-hand pieces bought from private sellers can be sold under the EU margin scheme — if their cost was recorded on the day they were bought.

Tax in Italy: 22%, and the margin scheme for second-hand

The EU margin scheme: VAT on the difference between the selling and buying price of a piece bought from a private person who charged no VAT, sitting inside the price: margin × 22 ÷ 122.

ZahabFlow records, with every piece that comes into the shop, its cost, type of seller, VAT status and source document — the data the margin scheme cannot work without.

To be honest about it: the margin calculation is in the pricing engine, but the till does not apply it yet, so today it charges 22% on the full value.

A worked example

A piece the shop bought from a private seller for €600 and sells for €900:

LineCalculationResult (€)
Margin900 − 600300.00
Margin-scheme IVA (inside the price)300 × 22 ÷ 12254.10
Customer pays—900.00
For comparison: full-value IVA900 × 22% on top198.00

Prices in the example are illustrative, not today’s rates.

At a glance

Currency
Euro, 2 decimals
Weight
Grams, stored to the nanogram
Fineness
Parts per thousand, as hallmarked in Italy: 750, 585, 375
Tax
22% IVA on the full value; the margin scheme is in the engine but not on the till yet
E-invoice
No connection to the Italian e-invoicing system today

What to know before you start

  • Italian e-invoicing goes through the state system, and ZahabFlow has no connection to it today. If you need it now, this is not the right software for you yet.

What every shop gets

A till priced from the rate of the moment

Price is never stored on a piece. It is rebuilt at every sale from the gram rate, fineness, making charge and tax, then fixed on the invoice.

Stock in grams per karat

Weight is stored in nanograms and fineness as parts per thousand, so pure grams add up and reconcile with no rounding.

Trade-in and buying scrap

The customer pays part of the price in old gold on the sell screen itself, and every gram that comes in is recorded with its cost and source.

Workshop

The customer’s gold on the bench is weighed going out and coming back, and the loss is recorded per craftsman.

Selling without internet

The arithmetic runs on the device itself; the sale waits in a queue, is sent when the connection returns, and the server re-prices it.

Day close

Expected grams per fineness and expected cash, against what you counted, with the difference recorded and a note.

Arabic and English

Arabic first, right to left, with full English — one tap to switch.

Questions we are asked

Can it sell under the margin scheme today?

Not on the till yet. The engine computes it and the data is recorded from day one, but today’s invoice charges 22% on the full value.

Does it support Italian e-invoicing?

Not today. We say so plainly because it is mandatory in Italy, and you should know before you start.

Does it handle exempt investment gold?

The EU investment-gold exemption rule is in the pricing engine, but it is not available on the till yet.

Related guides

How the price of a gold piece is worked outWeight, fineness, the live rate, making and tax — worked through step by step.Karat, fineness and milyem: 21, 875 and 999A conversion table, and why software must store the number, not the name.Counting a gold shop in grams, not in piecesA piece count tells you nothing. Stock is pure metal, per fineness.Counting a gold shop by weight: the daily count and day closeCheck the scale, weigh each fineness, compare expected with actual, and record the difference with a reason.
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