Deductions for travel passes ATM, Azienda Trasporti Milanesi

Deductions for travel passes

Deduct public transport expenses from your tax return

When filing your tax return, you can deduct the expenses incurred to buy passes. The law provides for an Irpef deduction of 19% on a maximum annual cost of 250 euros. You can deduct your own expenses and those of dependent family members. You can find more information on the website of the Revenue Agency.

Expenses for passes automatically appear in the pre-filled tax return

They are automatically transmitted to the Revenue Agency

passes purchased by the January 2, 2025 onwards
loaded onto ATM travel cards
Paid with traceable systems: credit cards, prepaid cards or other digital channels (not cash)

They are not transmitted automatically

discounted ISEE indicator passes
affiliated passes (with companies, municipalities, schools, universities, etc.)
Esselunga passes
passes loaded on Trenord travel cards
passes loaded by Trenord retailers

Expenses for these passes must be entered manually in the tax return. At the bottom of the page you will find how to do it.

Check the pre-filled declaration

Any expenses that cannot be found must be entered manually (below you will find how to do it).

Documents you need to manually enter expenses in your tax return

Summary of the purchase of passes (can be downloaded from your personal area on this website. Find out how to do it below)
Other documents proving the payment (summary is not enough: ask your tax advisor for more information)

How to download the summary of passes from the website

Register or log in to your personal area
Go to Travel cards, passes > Passes
If you have not yet saved your travel card, click on Add Travel Card and enter your details
Click on the > button to see the list of purchases

How to download the passes summary from the app

Register or log in
Go to Profile > Travel cards Transport > physical Travel cards or digital Travel card
If you have not yet saved your physical travel card, please enter the details to retrieve it
Go to Passes History to see the list of purchases
Tap Download summary

If you do not want the expenses to be transmitted to the Revenue Agency, you must notify us

a) Please send this form to the opposizioneutilizzospesetrasporto@agenziaentrate.it address between 1 January and 16 March of the year following the year in which you purchased the passes

b) Or send this form to the address protezionedatipersonali@atm.it by December 31st of the year in which you purchased the pass

Answers to frequently asked questions

1) I'm trying to download the expense summary. But the ATM website and app do not recognize the travel card number or tax code, what should I do?

Call 02 48 607 607 for assistance.

2) I don't see my passes, what should I do?

You probably bought them from other operators' sales channels (for example, automatic ticket machines or the Trenord app). In this case, you must contact the operator to obtain the summary of the expenses to be deducted. Or, the passes have been paid in cash, and therefore cannot be traced.

3) I don't see my passes in my personal area, even if I bought them on ATM channels and with traceable systems. How do I do it?

Call us on 02 48 607 607 for assistance.

4) My travel card has expired: how can I download the summary?

If you don't have a new one:

Register or log in to your personal area
go to Travel cards, passes > Passes > Add Travel card
Enter the details of your old travel card
select the year and click Download Yearly Summary

If you have a new travel card:

Register or log in to your personal area
go to Travel cards, passes > Passes > Add Travel card
Enter the data of the new travel card, the old one will also be called up

5) Can I also indicate the tax code of the person who is making the payment in addition to that of the passing holder?

Yes. But you have to make the purchase from this site. We remind you that this choice can only be made during the purchase of the pass and not after. If purchased from other channels (for example apps, ATM Points, retailers, automatic cash machines) the payment will always and only be traced back to the passing holder.