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Italian DURC and labour congruity
Separate contribution regularity from the labour-incidence assessment for the work, and organise the relevant records without mixing validity rules.
Updated 12 October 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is Italian DURC and labour congruity?
Italian DURC checks an operator’s contribution regularity. Labour congruity separately checks whether declared labour-cost incidence is adequate for the work under the applicable Italian rules.
Key points
- •Keep the company DURC and the labour-congruity procedure for the project as separate records.
- •For congruity, collect the companies, self-employed operators and declared labour connected to the site.
- •Do not give congruity the ordinary validity period of a DURC; it follows its own project-specific assessment.
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In practice
- •Keep the company DURC and the labour-congruity procedure for the project as separate records.
- •For congruity, collect the companies, self-employed operators and declared labour connected to the site.
- •Do not give congruity the ordinary validity period of a DURC; it follows its own project-specific assessment.
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How archim handles it
- •Organises company, project and document references.
- •Supports configured operational deadlines without calculating or officially certifying congruity.
- •Keeps recorded information available to the people responsible for the procedure.
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