ISEE, how does the calculation change? From the family unit to government bonds, the answer on « Ask the open »

I am a separate parent, I have to be the ISEE for the single check, do I also have to insert the mother in the family unit, or to insert her income in some way? Is the exclusion of government bonds and other guaranteed financial products of the state from the calculation of the ISEE indicator already in force? Should the adult son with work be considered in the ISEE 2025? These are just some of the numerous questions about the ISEE indicator that readers have sent to the platform « Ask the open » de The economy of Corriere della Sera.

The platform

The answers to these and many more questions, starting from February 2024, can be found on the new platform: « Ask the open ». A digital space conceived by the editorial staff of the Economy of the Corriere della Sera to dissolve the doubts of readers in the economic field It is made thanks to the collaboration with Giuffrè Francis Lefebvre, a company specialized in information and legal, fiscal, work and company consultancy and in the services for professionals and companies.

The answers

But let’s go in order, the first question is of a separate parent who wants to know if in the ISEE declaration he must also enter the former spouse or only the children. Here the response of the labor consultant Noemi Secci.

The second question concerns the exclusion of the postal booklets from the ISEE declaration, in particular the reader wants to understand if « during the control and confirmation phase must be deleted as they are less than the maximum expected roof ». The lawyer Paolo Parisi replies to this.

Another reader also asked for clarification on the exclusion of postal products in the ISEE declaration. His doubt is whether the limit of 50,000 euros concerns the individual component or the family unit. Here the expert’s response. Another reader wants to know if the savings of the current account will be excluded from the ISEE calculation as well as the fructifers and postal booklets or not. Here the clarification of the accountant Paola Sabatino.