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The Service allows you to claim an economic benefit for families of certain categories of workers, holders of economic social security benefits from employment and workers assisted by anti-tuberculosis insurance.
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What is it?
The Allowance due to the family unit (ANF) is an economic benefit provided directly by the INPS to the family units of certain categories of workers and pensioners.
Who is it aimed at?
The ANF is intended for:
- holders of pensions and economic social security benefits from employment;
- workers assisted by anti-tuberculosis insurance.
How does it work?
Start date and duration
The entitlement starts from the day on which the conditions occur, as they are provided for in Article 2 of the Decree-Law no. 69 of 13 March 1988, converted, with amendments, by Law no. 153 of 13 May 1988, which regulates the protection of the Allowance due to the family unit.
Termination occurs at the end of the period in which these conditions cease to exist.
Claim
The ANF claim for citizens affected by tuberculosis must be sent electronically through one of the following channels:
- dedicated online service, accessible with your credentials on the Institute's website via the following pathway;
- Multichannel Contact Centre - by calling 803 164 free of charge from landlines or 06 164 164 from mobile phones (cost of the call according to the mobile network operator's tariff plan);
- Patronage institutes and intermediaries of the Institute, through their online services.
It is important to remember that Legislative Decree no. 230 of 21 December 2021, in Article 1, established the single and universal allowance for dependent children from 1 March 2022.
Article 10, paragraph 3 of the same decree provides that, “limited to family units with children and orphans, from 1 March 2022, the benefits referred to in Article 2 of Decree-Law no. 69 of 13 March 1988, converted, with amendments, by Law no. 153 of 13 May 1988, cease to be recognised”.