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The service allows workers and authorised patronage institutes to view the PRISMA statement, which provides information on the worker’s contribution history and the date of their first enrolment in the compulsory pension schemes.
Patronage Institutes- Dependent workers- Self-employed workers and freelance professionals not enrolled in any fund
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Publication: 23 December 2024 Latest update: 17 July 2026
What is it?
The Contribution Ceiling Summary Information Sheet (PRISMA) is an application that provides a summary of the information relating to the contributory seniority of the worker (Article 2, paragraph 18, Law 335/1995) in the mandatory pension forms managed by INPS or collected within the Record of active workers (Law no. 243 of 23 August 2004) set up at INPS.
The sheet is provisional and informative and has no certifying value (INPS circular no. 48 of 25 March 2024 (italian)).
Who is it aimed at?
The tool is accessible to:
- workers who wish to view the date of first enrolment in compulsory pension schemes, which appears in the INPS online archives;
- patronage institutes delegated by the worker.
How does it work?
The platform, due to the link between the online databases available to INPS, provides, through the employee’s tax identification code, a prospectus containing some information relating to the date of first registration with pension schemes.
The sheet shows the minimum information present in the Institute’s computer files at the time of consultation that can be used by the employer for the application or non-application of the contribution ceiling referred to in Article 2, paragraph 18, Law 335/1995.
In particular, the user can verify:
- the date of first registration with the worker’s mandatory pension schemes;
- the presence of an option claim to the contributory system or for redemption/imputed credit for periods prior to 1 January 1996;
- the existence of claims for exemption from the contribution ceiling (for public-sector employees exercising the option provided for in Article 21 of Decree-Law 4/2019, as converted with amendments by Law 26/2019).
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