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C-25 ATECO Code Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products

Division 25 covers the manufacture of fabricated metal products not classified under machinery or equipment: structural metalwork, iron and aluminium window and door frames, tanks and cisterns, blacksmith work, surface coating and treatment. These are manual activities that generally require enrolment in the INPS Artigiani scheme as well as registration at the Chamber of Commerce and with INAIL. Under the flat-rate regime the profitability coefficient applied is 67%, typical of manufacturing and artisan activities.

ATECO 2025 codes
26
Flat-rate eligible
26 of 26
Profitability coefficient
67%
Prevalent INPS scheme
Gestione Separata

Frequently asked questions

What profitability coefficient applies under the flat-rate regime for the manufacture of fabricated metal products?
Division 25 codes fall within manufacturing and artisan activities, to which a profitability coefficient of 67% applies. This means on €30,000 of fees collected the taxable income is €20,100: on this base the substitute tax of 15% (5% for the first five years if the requirements are met) and INPS contributions are calculated. You can see how much remains in your specific case with calculate your taxes.
Does a blacksmith or metal fabricator pay contributions to the Artigiani scheme or the Gestione Separata?
Since this is manual work carried out on one's own account, a blacksmith, window-frame installer or metalwork workshop is enrolled in the INPS Artigiani scheme, not the Gestione Separata. In 2025 this involves a minimum fixed contribution of around €4,500 per year due even at low turnover, plus approximately 24% on the portion of income above the minimum threshold. Those on the flat-rate regime can request a 35% reduction on contributions.
Are registrations required beyond the Revenue Agency when opening a VAT number for these activities?
Yes. Division 25 activities are artisan in nature, so beyond a VAT number you need to register on the Artisan Businesses Roll and at the Companies Register of the Chamber of Commerce, normally through the ComUnica filing. INAIL enrolment for accident insurance is also mandatory, given the risks associated with metal processing. Some activities additionally require a SCIA from the municipality and compliance with safety and emissions regulations.