- Access the online services
- Tax fulfilments
- Hiring and collaborations
- Databases and lists of workers
- Contributions
- Rates and calculation of contributions
- Calculation of contributions exceeding the legal minimum annual amount
- Calculation of working periods in the public sector
- Calculation of periods for those registered with the ex IPOST Fund
- Contributions from officials of local authorities
- Contributions for collaborators and people treated as such
- Contribution rates
- Compensations and regularisations
- Imputed Contributions
- Contributory situation
- Totalisation, aggregation of insurance periods and redemption of contributions
- Payments and F24
- Rates and calculation of contributions
- Delegations and forms
- Disability and incapacity
- Unemployment, suspension from work and workers' protection
- Special allowances for strenuous or risky jobs, volunteering and blood and marrow donation
- Funds and category pension schemes enrolment
- Domestic work
- Migrant work
- Illness, assistance, treatment and stays
- Maternity, paternity and marriage leave
- Pensions
- Portals and other specialised tools
- Income and assets
- Tax relief, deductions and reduction of penalties
- Support for survivors
- Economic and study support
- Privacy
What is it?+
In co-ordinated and continuous collaborations and those treated as such, the contribution should be divided, with 2/3 to be paid by the client and 1/3 to be paid by the collaborator.
Who is it aimed at?+
However, the client is also responsible for the employee’s share, which is therefore retained at the time of payment of the fee.
How does it work?+
In order to correctly apply the rate, the client must obtain a special declaration from the worker on their contribution situation (any pensions or other insurance relationships to which they are a holder).
In addition, for the years 2004 to 2006, in which the additional rate of 1% above the income bracket was in force, the employee also had to inform both their clients and the competent INPS office in the event the above mentioned bracket was exceeded.
The payment must be made using form F24 and the deadline is the 16th day of the month following payment of the fee, in accordance with the provisions of the Italian Legislative Decrees no. 241 of 09 July 1997 and no. 422 of 19 November 1998 on unified collection.