If you want to understand how much of your gross salary ends up in your pocket in Italy, the Net Salary Calculation tool gives you a clean breakdown of what deductions, taxes, and contributions apply.
🎯 What Gets Deducted from Gross Salary
Here are the typical things taken out of your paycheck in Italy:
- Social security contributions (INPS etc.) — about 9-10% of gross salary for employees.
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IRPEF (national income tax) — progressive tax, with brackets (2025):
- 23% up to ~€28,000
- 35% from ~€28,000 to ~€50,000
- 43% for income above ~€50,000 :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
- Regional and municipal surcharges — extra taxes that vary by region and town. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
- Tax deductions and credits — for dependents, work expenses, bonuses, etc. These can noticeably reduce what you owe. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
✅ Why It’s Useful
- Helps you budget realistically by knowing your take-home, not just gross salary.
- Useful in job negotiations (“What’s my net if I accept this offer?”)
- Allows comparison across regions (since local taxes differ)
- Helps see the impact of deductions/credits (e.g. number of dependents, local perks)
If you want, I can give you a quick worked example: take a gross salary number and show what your net might be in different regions of Italy using this tool. Do you want that?
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