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Assosoftwaredaypress Giovedì, 07 Maggio 2020 Assosoftwaredaypress Giovedì, 07 Maggio 2020 AssoSoftwareDayPress giovedì, 07 maggio 2020 AssoSoftwareDayPress giovedì, 07 maggio 2020 Agenda digitale e Pubblica Amministrazione 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 6 "Firma con spid" e altri modi utili per semplificare le pratiche digitali 07/05/2020 La Repubblica Pagina 7 8 Beffa dei bus così le periferie restano isolate 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 10 Firma digitale, utile nello smart working: così la pandemia ha rilanciato lo strumento 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 14 La scuola a distanza non è democratica: i problemi e le possibili soluzioni 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 17 Nuovo modello 730 precompilato, cos' è e come presentarlo: tutte le istruzioni Agricoltura e Dogane 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 3 19 «Nei campi servono altri 200mila braccianti col Reddito molti preferiscono stare a casa» 07/05/2020 Corriere della Sera Pagina 11 Anna Campaniello 21 Le proteste dei frontalieri per riaprire i valichi minori 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 22 Possibile compensare l' IVA nel periodo di sospensione con modello «tardivo» 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 28 FRANCO RICCA 24 Una doppia esenzione sulle mascherine Contabilità e Bilancio 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 25 CRISTINA BARTELLI 26 Corsa a bloccare i mutui casa 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 30 MATTEO BARBERO 28 Mutui Cdp, parola al consiglio Fatturazione Elettronica 07/05/2020 Corriere della Sera Pagina 5 ANDREA DUCCI 30 Bonus «verde» per la casa al 110% Fino a 500 euro per bici e monopattini 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 4 32 Casa, le ristrutturazioni a costo zero con ecobonus e sismabonus al 110% 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 4 GIAMPIERO DI SANTO 34 Crisi, un imprenditore si suicida 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 29 ANDREA BONGI 37 Dispositivi, sgravi con il codice 07/05/2020 La Stampa Pagina 4 ROBERTO GIOVANNINI 39 Il "decreto maggio" si divide in due Aiuti alle imprese verso lo slittamento 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 23 Laura Ambrosi 41 La sospensione Covid-19 allunga i termini per l' adesione 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 43 Mascherine detraibili solo se «conformi» 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 29 45 Non tutti siete in grado di regalarvi almeno un giorno di riposo, ma se costretti a lavorare, ... 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 46 Processo amministrativo telematico, accesso al fascicolo informatico e restituzione dei documenti 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 4 52 Sconto fiscale del 19% se con marchio Ce 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 2 Giorgio Santilli 53 Super bonus per grandi lavori: caldaie, isolamento, pannelli Fisco e Dichiarazioni 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 8 Marina Garone 55 «Più dai meno versi» con limite del 10% o di 70mila euro 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 3 Marina Garone 57 Agevolate le forniture di farmaci compassionevoli 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 7 Andrea Mancino 59 Agevolazioni fiscali per chi investe nello sport 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 7 Ilaria Ioannone 61 Aiuti alle fondazioni deducibili dalle imprese 07/05/2020 La Repubblica Pagina 28 DI ANDREA BONANNI 63 Aiuti di Stato, beffa per l' Italia 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 65 Bonus locazione botteghe e negozi su spese condominiali e pertinenze 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 15 67 come funzionano le sovvenzioni 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 11 Nicolò Melli 68 Con le piattaforme la solidarietà corre in rete 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 70 Contributi per moto elettriche estesi al 2020 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 8 Marina GaroneGabriele Sepio 72 Deducibili al 100% le liberalità in denaro per calamità 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 3 Marina GaroneGabriele Sepio 74 Detrazioni per persone fisiche ed enti non commerciali 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 1 Gabriele Sepio 76 Donazioni senza il freno di norme scoordinate 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 19 Valerio Castronovo 77 è ora di liberare le energie dei privati 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 11 79 Impatto fiscale diversificato in base al tipo di attività 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 6 Gabriele Sepio 80 L' ente non profit detta il premio per le imprese 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 3 82 la sintesi dei benefici 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 6 83 LE università tra i beneficiARI 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 7 84 lo «Sport bonus» per attrarre i capitali privati 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 5 CORRADO SFORZA FOGLIANI* 85 Ma ci sono in Italia delle banche che possono essere divorate dal capitale straniero e delle banche che invece vanno difese? 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 4 87 Maxi decreto impantanato gelo tra imprese e governo Tasse verso un nuovo rinvio 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 3 Gianni Trovati 89 Negozi e imprese, i giorni di chiusura tagliano la Tari 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 5 Filippo Dami 91 Nelle donazioni platea più ampia Estesi anche i benefici fiscali 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 5 Martina ManfredoniaGabriele Sepio 93 Per i beni bonus fiscale in base alla natura 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 95 Precalcolate ISA, al via l' acquisizione massiva dei dati 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 25 CRISTINA BARTELLI 97 Precompilata, dai Caf già 4 mln di prenotazioni 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 4 Gabriele Sepio 98 Premio fiscale contro gli sprechi per chi dona beni invenduti 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 30 RICCARDO UBALDINI 100 Puzzle applicativo per la nuova esimente Cfc 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 27 Riccardo Oldani 102 Quel valore pubblico che può nascere dai movimenti personali 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 104 Regime CFC alla prova delle catene partecipative 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 3 Marco MobiliMarco Rogari 106 Tre mesi di tasse e Iva sospese, si torna a pagare il 16 settembre 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 6 Andrea Fatarella 108 Vantaggi a persone fisiche ed enti non commerciali Industria 4.0 07/05/2020 La Repubblica Pagina 2 110 "Ora un New Deal per il Lazio in crisi Ci sono 18 miliardi" 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 12 ETTORE BIANCHI 112 All' Eurovision canta l' intelligenza artificiale 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 113 Alla guerra con l' algoritmo, così l' AI cambia l' equilibrio geopolitico 06/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 117 Alleanza Nexi-Microsoft in nome dell' open banking 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 6 Carmine Fotina 119 Banda larga, cambia il piano voucher Fibra: fino a 2mila euro per Pmi 06/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 121 Fadda: "Smart working nuova normalità, servono skill manageriali" 06/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 123 Ibm spinge su AI e cloud: "Velocità di risposta al mercato" 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 29 Simonluca Pini 125 Il cuore nevralgico della filiera: i bolidi l' avanguardia hi tech 07/05/2020 La Stampa Pagina 23 CATERINA SOFFICI 127 L' open space vittima del virus 07/05/2020 La Stampa Pagina 24 BRUNO RUFFILLI 129 L' uomo che ha fatto cantare i robot 07/05/2020 Corriere della Sera Pagina 29 DANILO TAINO STATISTICS EDITOR 131 La pandemia vista da Silicon Valley 07/05/2020 Corriere della Sera Pagina 28 ELIO FRANZINI *, GIOVANNA IANNANTUONI ** E FRANCESCO SVELTO *** 132 La sfida dell' innovazione negli atenei del dopo-crisi 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 23 134 Open bank, Nexi insieme a Microsoft 07/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 135 Sandei: "Intelligenza artificiale leva strategica per la ripresa" Lavoro e Previdenza 07/05/2020 Italia Oggi Pagina 11 ANTONINO D' ANNA 138 De Donno salva un sacco di gente 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 26 Marco MagriniPaolo Parodi 140 I lavoratori all' estero esclusi dal bonus 100 euro 07/05/2020 EutekneInfo 142 Possibile il sequestro penale del fondo pensione 07/05/2020 La Stampa Pagina 15 MARIO TOZZI 144 Riscaldamento, siccità e CO2 Nel 2070 l' aria sarà irrespirabile Privacy e GDPR 07/05/2020 Il Messaggero Pagina 12 147 «Forse già contagiati tre milioni di italiani I tamponi siano rapidi» 06/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 150 App di stato, bug e falle ancora aperte: tutti i rischi per i nostri diritti 06/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 155 Immuni nel caos. Ma Arcuri va avanti: "Pronta a fine maggio" 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 15 Ciro Bisogno 157 Lo stato di emergenza non esime dalla privacy 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 28 159 OLTREFRONTIERA 07/05/2020 Agenda Digitale 160 Privacy e contact tracing: cosa può andare storto? Ecco i rischi concreti 07/05/2020 Il Sole 24 Ore Pagina 14 Ivan Cimmarusti 170 Telegram collabora con i Pm, cancellati i nuovi canali pirata 07/05/2020 Corriere della Sera Pagina 10 MARIA GIOVANNA FAIELLA 172 Voci dal Covid-19: «Soffro di nevralgia del trigemino, avrei dovuto fare l' intervento di ... Sanità Digitale 06/05/2020 Corriere Comunicazioni 174 Robot, 3D e AI per la nuova sanità: ecco le soluzioni di 10 startup italiane [§25617453§] mercoledì 06 maggio 2020 Agenda Digitale Agenda digitale e Pubblica Amministrazione "Firma con spid" e altri modi utili per semplificare le pratiche digitali Marche da bollo digitali utilizzando il sigillo elettronico, firma con Spid, firma elettronica avanzata con Cie o Cns. Tre modi per semplificare l' interazione tra utente e fornitori di servizi in rete sia pubblici che privati.
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