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How to allocate your 5x1000 to Unipd

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How to allocate your 5x1000 to the University of Padua

Versione italiana

Natural persons filing an Italian tax return form REDDITI PF or form 730

Select and sign the box titled Finanziamento agli enti di ricerca scientifica e all’Università (Funding for Scientific Research and the university) found on your tax return and enter the University of Padua’s tax identification number (codice fiscal):80006480281

If you do not need to file an Italian tax return

Select and sign the Single Certification form provided by your employer or pension provider and place it in a sealed envelope with “Destinazione 5x1000 IRPEF” written on it. Take it to your local post office or to an authorized intermediary such as a CAF or to your accountant and they will mail it free of charge.

FAQ

How much does it cost to allocate the 5x1000?

Nothing. The 5x1000 is a portion of the personal income tax (IRPEF) which the State renounces and which the taxpayer can allocate to non-profit organizations.

What is the deadline to allocate the 5x1000?

NATURAL PERSONS FILING 

on paper between 30 April and 30 June 2025\ electronically by 31 October 2025\ Information available on the Italian Revenue Agency website

FORM 730: by 30 September 2025\ Prefilled by 15 May 2025\ Information available on the Italian Revenue Agency website

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If I allocate the 2x1000 or the 8x1000, can I also allocate the 5x1000?

Yes, because the 8x1000 offers support to the State or to religious institution and the 2x1000 to political parties, while the 5x1000 is intended for purposes of social interest, such as scientific research.