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Italian IMU calculator

Enter the details of your property in Italy and see the IMU due, broken down line by line. Rates come from the municipal resolutions published by the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance — nothing is invented and nothing is stored.

Fill in from your deedAI

PDF or photo of the visura catastale / notarial deed. Nothing is stored.

Municipality of the property (comune) *

Cadastral category (categoria catastale) *

Cadastral income (rendita catastale, €) *

Shown on your land-registry extract (visura catastale).

Ownership share (%)

Months of ownership in the year

How the property is used

Tax year

Instalment

Statutory reductions

Only tick what you can document.

Uninhabitable or unusable building(taxable base −50%)

Listed building of historic or artistic interest(taxable base −50%)

Free loan (comodato) to a first-degree relative(taxable base −50%)

Let at a capped rent (canone concordato)(tax −25%)

Pensioner resident abroad (one property only)(tax −50%)

Select the municipality and enter the cadastral income to continue.

Rates from the official MEF — Department of Finance prospectus. The calculator does not cover building land or unregistered group-D buildings: use the Italian calculator for those cases.

Your result will appear here: taxable base, the municipal rate applied, deductions and the final amount, with a link to the official source.

Fisco F24 is a filing-support tool, not a tax advisor. Rates come from the official prospectus published by the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). Always check your municipality's resolution and the Agenzia delle Entrate before paying.

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Quick glossary

IMU: Municipal property tax, paid by owners — not by tenants.
TARI: Municipal waste collection tax, billed by your municipality.
F24: The official Italian payment form used to pay IMU and other taxes.
Rendita catastale: Cadastral income: the official taxable value on your land-registry record (visura catastale).
Codice fiscale: Italian tax identification number — mandatory to file an F24.
Codice tributo: Tax code identifying what you are paying (e.g. 3918 for second homes).

Full guide for non-residents