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ATECO code 01.13.11

Growing of vegetables and melons in open fields

COLTIVAZIONE DI ORTAGGI E MELONI IN PIENA ARIA

ATECO code01.13.11

Recommended INPS scheme:

SEPARATA

Flat-rate scheme (forfettario)

Eligible for the flat-rate scheme?

Yes

Threshold:

€85,000

Profitability coefficient:

67%

Classification

  • AAGRICOLTURA, SILVICOLTURA E PESCA
  • 01Produzioni vegetali e animali, caccia e servizi connessi
  • 01.1Coltivazione di colture agricole non permanenti
  • 01.13Coltivazione di ortaggi e meloni, radici e tuberi
  • 01.13.1Coltivazione di ortaggi e meloni
  • 01.13.11Coltivazione di ortaggi e meloni in piena aria

Description

Notes from category 01.13.1:

  • growing of leafy or stem vegetables, e.g.:
  • artichokes
  • asparagus
  • cabbages
  • cauliflower and broccoli
  • lettuce and chicory
  • spinach
  • fennels
  • celery
  • growing of fruit-bearing vegetables, e.g.:
  • cucumbers and gherkins
  • eggplants (aubergines)
  • tomatoes
  • zucchini
  • green beans
  • watermelons
  • melons
  • growing of mushrooms and truffles
  • growing of vegetable seeds (excluding sugar beet seeds and other beet seeds)
  • growing of chillies, peppers (Capsicum spp.)
  • growing of sweetcorn

Exclusion notes

Excluded from division 01:

  • field construction (for example, agricultural land terracing, drainage, preparing rice paddies), see section F
  • activities of buyers and cooperative associations engaged in the marketing of farm products, see section G
  • landscape service activities, see 81.30

Excluded from class 01.13:

  • growing of grain maize, see 01.11
  • growing of maize, lupines, kale for fodder, see 01.19
  • growing of beet seeds other than sugar beet seeds, see 01.19
  • growing of strawberries, see 01.25
  • growing of perennial and non-perennial spices and aromatic crops, see 01.28
  • growing of spices and aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops, see 01.28
  • growing of pepper (Piper spp.), see 01.28
  • growing of plants for planting, see 01.30
  • growing of mushroom spawn, see 01.30
  • gathering of mushrooms and other wild growing non-wood forest products, see 02.30

Frequently asked questions

I have an open-field vegetable plot — is my ATECO code 01.13.11 or the greenhouse one? How do I know which applies?
01.13.11 if you grow outdoors, in open ground, with no permanent cover. As soon as you move to a greenhouse or tunnel the code changes: 01.13.12 for soilless protected cultivation (hydroponics) and 01.13.13 for other soil-based protected cultivation. The deciding factor is the cover, not the type of vegetable.
I grow potatoes and beet alongside courgettes and lettuce in the open field — does everything go under 01.13.11?
No. Potatoes and sugar beet have their own codes: roots and beet fall under 01.13.20, and tubers including potatoes fall under 01.13.30. ATECO code 01.13.11 covers proper vegetables and melons grown in the open field, such as tomatoes, courgettes, lettuce and peppers.
In my open-field plot I also grow basil and parsley to sell — do they go under 01.13.11 with the vegetables?
No, herbs have a separate entry. Basil, parsley, rosemary and similar plants are classified among spices and aromatic plants under 01.28.00, even if you grow them in the same field as your courgettes. ATECO code 01.13.11 covers vegetables and melons; culinary herbs follow their own code.
I have an open-field vegetable plot but also keep a few income-generating animals — do I stay on 01.13.11 or does everything change?
You usually stay on 01.13.11 as long as the vegetable growing is the main activity. When crop growing and livestock keeping coexist without either clearly prevailing, there is a mixed-farming entry: 01.50.00. If the animals are marginal relative to the vegetable plot, the activity remains classified as open-field vegetable growing.

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