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Fiscal Code

TAX CODE

 

Instructions for requesting a tax code
(Please read carefully before proceeding with the request)

The Consulate issues the Tax Code for Italian citizens or foreign residents abroad who do not have one and submits requests for duplicate cards, updates to foreign residency, or other information in the Tax Register to the Italian Revenue Agency electronically.

FOR ITALIAN CITIZENS REGISTERED WITH AIRE

You can request your tax code through the FAST IT portal.

How to register on FAST IT:

– For optimal portal functionality, it is recommended to use Google Chrome and to enter your personal data exactly as it appears on your Italian documents.

– Go to: FAST IT Portal

Procedure:

  1. FAST IT will send you a confirmation email. Click on the link and, after logging in, select “Consular Registry and AIRE
  2. Click on “Attribution of Tax Code” and, if you are already registered in our consular registry and with AIRE, you can proceed with the assignment request.
  3. Once you have selected the people for whom you want to request the Tax Code and confirmed the data, a procedure called GCF will be initiated for everyone involved.
  4. As soon as the procedure is completed by this Consulate, you will be able to download the certificate of the Tax Code for yourself and for any minor children for whom the request has been successfully completed.

Note: The Tax Code can only be issued if the AIRE registration has been completed and confirmed by the Italian municipality of origin. Otherwise, you will need to send your request via email at:  losangeles.codicefiscale@esteri.it with the application form completed in all its parts, paying particular attention to check the box related to the requested service (information for completion).

To register with AIRE, follow the instructions at this link: Registro degli Italiani residenti all’estero (AIRE) – Consolato Generale d’Italia a Los Angeles

Other options for Italian citizens registered with AIRE:

Italian citizens registered with AIRE have the possibility to request the Tax Code also on Italian soil at any office of the Agenzia delle Entrate, also with the support of a delegate.

 

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Who can request a Tax Code at the Consulate?

All Italian citizens registered with AIRE and foreign citizens residing in this consular jurisdiction can request a Tax Code at the Consulate.

How can I request a Tax Code if I am registered with AIRE?

You can request your Tax Code through the FAST IT portal. Follow the instructions provided in the section dedicated to AIRE citizens.

What should I do if I cannot register on the FAST IT portal? 

Ensure you are using Google Chrome and that you enter your personal data exactly as it appears on your Italian documents. If the problem persists, contact the Consulate for assistance.

Does the Tax Code issued by the Consulate have the same value as the plastic card?

Yes, the certificate issued by the Consulate has the same value as the physical card. However, the plastic card will only be sent for particular and proven needs.

What should I do if my personal data changes?

If your personal data changes (e.g., your residence address), you must send an update request to the Consulate with the necessary supporting documents.

What should I do if my municipality of origin has not yet approved my AIRE registration?

If your municipality of origin has not yet approved your AIRE registration, you will need to send a new request via email to the Consulate following the procedure for foreign citizens.

Is it possible to obtain a Tax Code once in Italy? 

Yes, both Italian citizens registered with AIRE and foreign citizens can request a Tax Code in Italy to any officie of the Italian Revenue Agency , also through a delegate.

In the case of foreign nationals, applying for a declaration of stay for residents, the application may be made also at the local Immigration Desk or the Police Station (Questura).