Allimporto

Allimporto is a term used in Italian language contexts to refer to the total sum in financial or legal documents. In standard Italian, the form is all'importo, a contraction of a + l' (the definite article) preceding importo. The phrase functions as a prepositional expression rather than a standalone noun and is commonly employed to indicate the amount that is owed or to be considered in a calculation.

Usage and meaning

All'importo typically means “to the amount” or “for the amount,” and is used to reference the total sum in a calculation, payment, or contract. It often appears in constructions such as “pari all'importo di [somma]” (equal to the amount of [sum]) or “l'importo dovuto all'importo di [somma].” In sentences like “Il pagamento è pari all'importo di 1.200 euro,” the phrase anchors the value to a specific monetary total.

Contexts

The term is common in accounting, invoicing, and contractual language. It helps specify sums in places where precise monetary references are required, such as invoices, quotations, settlements, and financial statements. Depending on the document, the amount may include or exclude taxes, so accompanying clauses (for example, “IVA inclusa” or “esclusa”) are often used to clarify tax treatment.

Related terms and variants

All'importo is closely related to the noun importo (amount) and to phrases such as all'importo dovuto, all'importo complessivo, and all'importo totale. While the concept is straightforward, writers should choose the most explicit wording for clarity, especially in legal or fiscal contexts.

See also

Importo; IVA; Fattura; Contratto; Pagamento.