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ATECO code 96.10.11

Washing and cleaning of textile products by industrial laundries serving industries, hospitals and similar facilities

LAVAGGIO E PULITURA DI PRODOTTI TESSILI FORNITI DA LAVANDERIE INDUSTRIALI PER INDUSTRIE, OSPEDALI E ALTRE STRUTTURE SIMILI

ATECO code96.10.11

Recommended INPS scheme:

SEPARATA

Flat-rate scheme (forfettario)

Eligible for the flat-rate scheme?

Yes

Threshold:

€85,000

Profitability coefficient:

67%

Classification

  • TALTRE ATTIVITÀ DI SERVIZI
  • 96Attività di servizi alla persona
  • 96.10Servizi di lavaggio e pulitura di prodotti tessili e pellicce
  • 96.10.1Lavaggio e pulitura di prodotti tessili forniti da lavanderie industriali
  • 96.10.11Lavaggio e pulitura di prodotti tessili forniti da lavanderie industriali per industrie, ospedali e altre strutture simili

Description

Notes from category 96.10.1:

  • laundering and dry-cleaning, pressing, etc., of all kinds of clothing and textiles, provided by mechanical equipment, for industrial or commercial clients
  • carpet and rug shampooing, drapery and curtain cleaning, whether on clients' premises or not, for industrial or commercial clients
  • provision of combined rental and care services, including washing and cleaning of textiles (e.g. linen, work uniforms and related items)
  • reusable diaper supply services

Exclusion notes

Excluded from class 96.10:

  • repair and alteration of clothing, see 95.29

Frequently asked questions

Does a laundry serving hospitals and businesses use 96.10.11?
Yes, if the main service is washing and cleaning textile products for establishments such as hospitals, manufacturing plants, care homes or similar organisations. If you work for hotels and hospitality, the closest code is 96.10.12.
If the laundry collects and delivers corporate linen, does the code change?
Usually not. Collection and delivery remain ancillary if the core activity is industrial textile washing. If the activity is instead renting out linen or workwear, refer to 77.22.10.
Industrial laundry with large machines that also accepts garments from private customers at the counter: 96.10.11 or traditional dry-cleaner?
What matters is who the customer is, not the size of the machines. If you wash for organised establishments such as hospitals, care homes or manufacturing plants, you fall under 96.10.11; if you accept individual customers who bring their own garments to the counter, that part of the activity is closer to a traditional dry-cleaner 96.10.21.

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