Italy net salary calculator (stipendio netto)

Your Italian net salary is your gross minus INPS contributions and IRPEF income tax, after the employee tax credit (detrazione lavoro dipendente).

Worked example · Netto / mese

You keep 76.5% of gross pay 23.5% goes to tax and contributions

With Retribuzione lorda annua of 30,000 EUR, this model computes Netto / mese of 1,765.88 EUR. See the full working.

✓ Verified against 2 self-test cases Updated for 2026 · sources checked 2026-10-17

How Stipendio netto (net salary) in Italy is calculated

Italian payroll deducts INPS social-security contributions (9.19% for most employees) from gross, leaving the IRPEF taxable base. IRPEF is then charged on three bands: 23% up to 28,000 EUR, 33% to 50,000 EUR and 43% above.

A key relief follows: the employee tax credit (detrazione lavoro dipendente) reduces the tax, and is largest at low incomes, tapering to zero around 50,000 EUR. Italian salaries are usually paid over 13 or 14 monthly instalments, so the monthly figure divides by 13. Estimate, not tax advice.

Worked example

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30,000 EUR single
Inputs
Retribuzione lorda annua30,000 EUR
Computed by the engine
INPS ✓ pinned2,757 EUR
Imponibile IRPEF ✓ pinned27,243 EUR
IRPEF lorda ✓ pinned6,265.89 EUR
Detrazione lavoro dipendente ✓ pinned1,979.29 EUR
IRPEF netta ✓ pinned4,286.60 EUR
Netto / anno ✓ pinned22,956.40 EUR
Netto / mese (su 13)1,765.88 EUR

Every computed row comes from the engine, run on the inputs above. Rows marked ✓ pinned are also fixed by a published self-test, so a change to the model that moved them would fail its own tests.

Frequently asked questions

What is the net salary for 30,000 EUR in Italy?

On 30,000 EUR, INPS takes 9.19%, IRPEF is charged at 23% on the remainder, and the employee tax credit reduces it. The calculator shows the exact INPS, IRPEF and net over 13 payments.

What is the detrazione lavoro dipendente?

It is a tax credit for employees that lowers IRPEF, worth most at low incomes and phasing out around 50,000 EUR of income. The model applies the 2026 formula automatically.

Why divide by 13?

Italian contracts commonly pay 13 (sometimes 14) monthly instalments, including a Christmas bonus month, so the net monthly figure is the annual net divided by 13.

Sources

Estimate. Not tax advice. The verification badge means the model reproduces the stated formula through 2 self-test cases; the sources support that the formula matches the rules.

Check the arithmetic yourself: how this calculator is verified — the formula behind every derived value, the 2 test cases the engine reproduces, and what the badge does and does not claim. Also available as machine-readable JSON.

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