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Italy: Take-home by Salary
| Salary | Top % | Monthly net | IRPEF (income tax) | INPS (social security) |
|---|
| $10K | 77.30% | $1K | $0.19K | $0.08K |
| $20K | 55.59% | $1K | $0.38K | $0.15K |
| $30K | 33.09% | $2K | $1K | $0.23K |
| $40K | 18.24% | $2K | $1K | $0.31K |
| $50K | 9.44% | $3K | $1K | $0.38K |
| $60K | 5.17% | $3K | $1K | $0.46K |
| $70K | 2.91% | $4K | $2K | $1K |
| $80K | 1.68% | $4K | $2K | $1K |
| $90K | 1.00% | $4K | $2K | $1K |
| $100K | 0.60% | $5K | $3K | $1K |
| $110K | 0.37% | $5K | $3K | $1K |
| $120K | 0.24% | $6K | $3K | $1K |
| $130K | 0.15% | $6K | $4K | $1K |
| $140K | 0.10% | $6K | $4K | $1K |
| $150K | 0.10% | $7K | $4K | $1K |
| $160K | 0.10% | $7K | $5K | $1K |
| $170K | 0.10% | $8K | $5K | $1K |
| $180K | 0.10% | $8K | $5K | $1K |
| $190K | 0.10% | $9K | $6K | $1K |
| $200K | 0.10% | $9K | $6K | $2K |
- Single household · 0 dependents assumed
- Excluding employer share — only your deductions shown
- Peer comparison uses official government statistics
How we compute your Italy salary rank
We use INPS's Osservatorio sui lavoratori dipendenti 2024 distribution of gross annual pay to pinpoint where your salary lands. Your entered gross (lordo) salary is ranked within the INPS distribution, with an all-ages rank shown too. The mean gross pay is €24,486/year and the median is about €21,389/year; the top 10% earn more than €44,962. Earnings peak at ages 55-59 (about €30,901), 46% of employees earn under €20k/year (part-time is heavy), there is a wide North (€28,852) vs South (€18,254) divide, and men earn €27,967 versus €19,833 for women. Take-home pay deducts 2025 IRPEF (23/35/43%), regional and municipal surtaxes (addizionali), and INPS employee contributions of about 9.19%. Important: the INPS figures are a headcount on gross pay that includes part-time and seasonal workers, so the median comes out lower than a full-time-only median.
Sources and reliability
All data is sourced from official Italian bodies: INPS Osservatorio sui lavoratori dipendenti 2024 (gross annual pay distribution, percentiles, by sex, age and region), Agenzia delle Entrate 2025 IRPEF rates (23/35/43%) plus regional and municipal surtaxes (addizionali), and INPS 2025 employee contribution rate (about 9.19%). No proprietary adjustments — only official statistics. Percentiles are on gross annual pay, with cohorts approximated using INPS age bands. Important: the INPS data is a headcount on gross pay that includes part-time and seasonal workers, so the median comes out lower than a full-time-only median. The self-employed are excluded.
Frequently asked questions
- How is the Italy salary percentile calculated?
- We use the INPS Osservatorio on employees (2024) distribution of gross annual pay (lordo) by age band. Your entered gross annual salary (in euros) is placed within that distribution. The mean is €24,486/year and the median is about €21,389/year. Important transparency note: the INPS figures are a headcount on gross pay and include part-time and seasonal workers, so the median is lower than a full-time-equivalent median.
- How is take-home pay (net) calculated?
- Using the 2025 IRPEF brackets (23% up to €28,000, 35% from €28,000 to €50,000, 43% above €50,000), the regional (~1.5%) and municipal (~0.8%) surtaxes, and employee INPS social security contributions (~9.19%). The input is gross annual pay in euros. Regional and municipal surtaxes vary by region and municipality, so net pay can differ slightly.
- What does Italy's salary distribution look like?
- Per INPS Osservatorio 2024, the top 10% earn more than €44,962 gross per year, with a mean of €24,486 and a median of about €21,389. Because the INPS data counts part-time and seasonal workers on gross pay, the median is lower than a full-time-only median. Source: INPS Osservatorio on employees 2024.