Your 5×1000 to ASCS

With your signature you build bridges. Turn your tax return into a gesture of welcome and integration.

ASCS Tax Code.

03133600241

Imagine being sick and not having the words to say it

Many migrant women carry trauma, pain, difficult stories inside. But without a shared language, even asking for help becomes impossible – pain remains trapped, help unattainable.
Wasi is the ASCS project that breaks down that wall.: free psychological support for migrant women in Italy, offered by native-speaking psychologists in seven languages: Spanish, Arabic, Ukrainian, Russian, English, Portuguese and Kurdish. Because speaking in one’s own language is not a detail: it is the bridge that makes healing possible.

Your signature builds bridges!
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How to allocate your 5×1000 to ASCS: it’s as simple as that!

Choosing ASCS doesn’t cost anything-it’s a portion of the IRPEF you already pay that you can decide to give to a nonprofit organization.

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Fill out the 730, CU or Personal Income Form.

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Sign in the box “Support for Third Sector Entities.”

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Enter ASCS tax code: 03133600241

The most frequently asked questions

Sign in the box dedicated to third sector entities: “SUPPORT OF THIRD SECTOR ENTITIES REGISTERED IN RUNTS… ” and enter ASCS ‘ Tax Code 03133600241 in the space below.

Yes, it is true. The 5×1000 is a part of the IRPEF, and donating this amount does not incur any additional cost to the taxpayer. If you do not choose to allocate your 5×1000 to any third sector entity, that fraction of your IRPEF will still be paid to the Italian state. Thus, giving your 5×1000 to a nonprofit is a free and easy way to support a cause you feel is important.

Donating 8×1000 and 5×1000 are two separate actions. While the 8×1000 is about allocating IRPEF to the chosen religious institution, the 5×1000 is about allocating IRPEF to a third sector entity, such as ASCS. So if you have already chosen to give 8×1000 to a religious institution, you can still give 5×1000 to ASCS at no additional cost. The two choices are completely independent and represent an opportunity to support two different causes without conflict.

Yes, even if you do not file a tax return (formerly UNICO or 730) you can allocate your 5×1000. All taxpayers who receive CUD can donate this amount. To do so, you must go to a post office or CAF and hand in a free 5×1000 allocation form, which is attached to the CUD form. You will need to fill out, sign and deliver the form inside a sealed envelope by the tax return filing deadline. On the envelope you should indicate the following wording: “Choice for the destination of five per thousand of IRPEF,” the year to which the declaration refers, your personal tax code, and your last name and first name. In this way, you can give your 5×1000 to a nonprofit organization, such as ASCS, contributing to the realization of important projects at no additional cost.

If you do not include the ASCS tax ID number in your 5×1000 return, your donation will not go to the ASCS but will be divided among all third sector entities proportionally. Therefore, it is important to remember to write down ASCS tax ID number 03133600241 to ensure that your donation goes to support ASCS activities.

The income tax return is the document all taxpayers need to declare their economic situation, based on which taxes are calculated. In addition, through the tax return, you can freely allocate your 5×1000 to ASCS. But what are the deadlines?

Date What happens
April 30, 2026 Pre-filled 730 available – consultation only
May 20, 2026 Pre-filled 730: amendment and submission phase open
May 31, 2026 Deadline for refund as early as July in paycheck
September 30, 2026 Final deadline for sending 730.
October 25, 2026 Supplementary 730 in favor of the taxpayer

The share will remain with the state and will be allocated proportionally. By signing, you decide to whom your taxes are allocated.

Yes! Even those who do not file a declaration can allocate 5×1000 by delivering the ballot to the post office or CAF.

How much is your 5×1000 worth?

 

Gross income Net tax Your 5×1000*
€15.000 €2.570 €12,85
€20.000 €4.030 €20,15
€30.000 €7.170 €35,85
€50.000 €15.210 €76,05

* Values shown are illustrative only, based on net taxes and before any deductions, deductions, withholdings or tax credits.