Fiscozen
Via Roncaglia 12, Milano, Lombardia, 20146, Italy
Overview
Fiscozen’s cloud SaaS platform automates critical processes such as accounting, electronic invoicing and tax returns to boost productivity for tax advisors serving micro businesses and sole traders. The company supports a customer segment of nearly 3.7 million self‑employed people in Italy and reports average chat response times below five minutes. Fiscozen positions itself as Italy’s leading software solution for tax advisory to sole traders and focuses on making administrative tasks invisible to free time for advisory work. The founders describe a mission to free millions of Italian entrepreneurs from bureaucracy and to bring modern cloud tooling to the accounting industry. Financially, Fiscozen has raised a total of €12 million across two funding rounds led by United Ventures and Keen Venture Partners. The recent investment by Visma is presented as a way to bolster growth and to integrate Fiscozen into Visma’s broader founders network as Visma expands in Italy. Fiscozen provides a software platform that allows sole proprietors and freelancers to file tax returns and electronic invoices. The platform gives customers a dashboard with visibility into future tax obligations and deadlines and access to real-time advisors for questions. The company was founded in 2018 by Vito Lomele and Enrico Mattiazzi and is based in Milan, Italy. Fiscozen raised €8M in Series A funding to support its growth. The company plans to move upmarket with a new product launching in January 2023 aimed at all individual businesses—from lawyers to digital workers to small shop owners—and to further expand its team. Fiscozen offers a digital platform that lets small business owners open and manage bookkeeping online and access advisor support. The system includes invoicing, bookkeeping, F24, pensions, tax forecasts and tax declarations. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Milan, Italy. Leadership includes CEO Fabio Ciotoli and COO Enrico Mattiazzi, and the venture is supported by Vito Lomele (founder of Jobrapido). Fiscozen intends to use new funding to develop its platform further and expand its business reach. The article does not disclose operating metrics such as revenue or user counts.
- Total raised
- $12M
- Funding rounds
- 3
- Latest round
- Series A
- Latest activity
- Dec 2022
Industries
- Accounting
- Banking
- Billing
- Compliance
- Finance
- Financial Services
- Internet
- Personal Finance
Recent funding
Series A
Dec 2022
$9M
Series A
Mar 2020
$3M