
P.IVA Tools
P.IVA Tools offers a collection of utilities to help professionals handle Italian VAT numbers created for personal use.
Overview of the Project
P.IVA Tools is project that I developed for personal use to help my friends and colleagues who are freelancers or professionals in Italy manage their VAT numbers (Partita IVA).
The idea behind P.IVA Tools is to provide a set of simple and effective tools that can assist users in handling various aspects related to Italian VAT numbers.
At the moment, the project includes a single tool that helps users calculate how much taxes will be owed based on the total revenue and the selected tax regime. I will be adding more tools in the future to expand the functionality of the project.
The website is a Progressive Web App (PWA) that can be installed on both desktop and mobile devices, providing a seamless user experience across different platforms.
The UI is in Italian only (for obvious reasons) but I'm ready to provide an English version if there is enough interest.
Technologies Used
P.IVA Tools is a web application built using Next.js and TypeScript, which provide a solid foundation for building scalable and maintainable web applications. The use of TypeScript ensures type safety and helps catch errors during development.
The user interface is styled using Tailwind CSS, which allows for rapid development and easy customization of the design. On top of that, I used DaisyUI, a popular Tailwind CSS component library, to speed up the development process and ensure a consistent look and feel across the application.
The application is hosted using GitHub Pages, making it easily accessible to users without any additional costs.

My Role in the Project
I am the sole developer and maintainer of P.IVA Tools. I designed and implemented the entire application, from the user interface to the backend logic that handles the VAT number calculations.
I am also responsible for deploying and maintaining the application, ensuring that it remains up-to-date and functional for users.
Enjoyed the project?
Send me a message! I'm always open to feedback and to discuss new ideas.