Short answer
A field-by-field guide to an Italian payslip: gross and net, contributions, IRPEF, TFR, holidays, CCNL and the 13th and 14th months.
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Who is this for
Employees in Italy. The employer must give you a payslip (busta paga or cedolino) every month. If you never receive one, ask. It proves your job for the permesso, housing, loans and pension.
Sources
- INPS - Patronati (INPS)
- Quando e come presentare il 730 (CAF e dichiarazione precompilata) (Agenzia delle Entrate)
- Ministero del Lavoro - ingresso e soggiorno per lavoro in Italia (Ministero del Lavoro)
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