Calculate your net salary from gross with Italian IRPEF tax brackets, INPS social contributions, and regional surcharges. Updated to 2026 tax reform.
Annual gross salary (RAL) from your contract
Pay periods, regional surcharges
Monthly and annual net with all components
| Gross annual salary (RAL) | € 0 |
| − INPS contributions (9.19%) | − € 0 |
| = Taxable income | € 0 |
| − IRPEF (gross) | − € 0 |
| 23% on € 0 | € 0 |
| + Employment deductions | + € 0 |
| = IRPEF (net) | − € 0 |
| − Regional surcharge | − € 0 |
| − Municipal surcharge | − € 0 |
| Annual net | € 0 |
How much does the tax bite at each income level? The ▼ indicator shows your position.
Got a job offer? Evaluating a raise? Compare the real net pay of two gross salaries.
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Explore all free tools →Subtract INPS contributions (~9.19%), IRPEF tax (23%, 33%, 43% brackets), and regional/municipal surcharges from your gross salary. Add employment deductions. Divide annual net by pay periods (13 or 14 in Italy).
23% — up to €28,000.
33% — €28,001 to €50,000.
43% — above €50,000.
The no-tax area for employees is €8,500.
Employees pay 9.19% of gross salary (10.19% on income above ~55,448 EUR due to a 1% surcharge). The employer pays an additional 23-24% on top, increasing total employment cost by ~31%.
Additional taxes on taxable income. Regional: 1.23%-3.33% by region. Municipal: 0%-0.9% by city. Withheld monthly from payroll.
13th month is mandatory. 14th depends on the collective agreement (CCNL). With 14 payments, each monthly check is slightly smaller but you receive 2 extra payments per year.
A monthly credit of €100 (€1,200/year) paid directly in the payslip to employees earning up to €15,000. For income between €15,001 and €28,000, it applies only when deductions exceed gross tax. It is a net addition to salary, not a tax deduction.
Don't just look at the gross difference: due to progressive IRPEF brackets, a €5,000 gross raise might only translate to €2,800 net. Use the "Compare Two Salaries" section above to see the marginal tax rate and how much of the raise actually lands in your paycheck.
Each region sets its own rates within legal limits (1.23%-3.33%). Friuli V.G. (0.70% on low income) and Trento (exempt up to 30k) are the cheapest. Lazio and Campania charge up to 3.33% above €15,000. The difference can be hundreds of euros per year.
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