The 10 most « rich » municipalities in Italy and the 10 more « poorers »: here is the income ranking

In 2024 the income declared in Italy (tax year 2023) exceeded the thousand billion (1,027.7 billion) of euros of total total, reported by over 42.5 million taxpayers. It is the scenario that emerges fromThe data relating to the declarations of individuals (IRPEF) and VAT Published by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

The comparison on the year

Compared to the previous year, On the total value there is an increase of 5.9%, while the average value – equal to 24,830 euros – grows by 5%. Record amounts due to the post -Covid recovery, but which show the territorial inequalities of our country. Taxpayers with net tax and income of up to 35 thousand euros (equal to 78% of the total) declare 36% of the total net tax, while the remaining 64% is declared by taxpayers with income above 35 thousand euros (22% of the total). The « Scrooge », or taxpayers with a total income greater than 300 thousand euros (0.2% of taxpayers) declare 7.1% of the total net tax (from 7.8% of 2022). Click here to see the map.

The podium: from Portofino to Basiglio

Portofinoin the province of Genoa, The richest in the national territory for the second consecutive year is confirmedwith an average gross income of 94,505 euros. To bring the Ligurian city to the top of the ranking is the residence of Pier Silvio Berlusconiwho – after the division of the inheritance of his father Silvio with the four brothers and his partner Marta Fascina – together with his wife Silvia Toffanin moved income and assets of his family. Until 2022, with 2021 tax year, the primacy was from Lajatico, in the province of Pisa. In the last two years the Tuscan town has stood in second placewith an average income of 61,980 euros. To guarantee the podium is the residence of the lyrical singer Andrea Bocelli. To close the podium is Basigliomunicipality of the Milanese province, with an average per capita income of 50,807 euros. It is known above all for the neighborhood that takes the name of Milan 3, built between the eighties and nineties on the urban system of Milan 2 (i.e. Segrate, also in the standings in seventh place, above Milan, with an average income of 39.001 euros) and to be the Doris family residenceeven after the disappearance of the founder of Banca Mediolanum, Ennio.

The top ten

Based on the data of the MEF, the editorial platform with, in collaboration with Corriere.it, has created an interactive national map where you can view the income of each Italian municipality. In fourth place, for the first time among the highest positions of the list, there is Solonghelloin the province of Alessandria, with a gross average gross income of 47,801 euros. The location, which has 197 inhabitants in total, is known for the production of the wines Barolo and Nebbiolo, as well as for having hosted one of the factories of the Bulgarian luxury company in the past. According to the mayor, Mario Auritano, however, « the increase in income is probably also due to foreigners who have decided to invest in the area ». They follow in the fifth and sixth place Cusago (Milan) and Torre d’Isola (Pavia)respectively with 41,987 and 40,682 of average as gross income. In a ranking, which shows that citizens with greater wealth tend to prefer the province, aThe eighth place is the first big Italian city: Milanwith an average income of 38,989 euros. Rome, with an average gross income of 30,173, does not stand even among the first twenty positions.

Tail light

From the division of data by region, the gap between north and southern Italy emerges. Lombardy has the highest overall gross income, 29,120 euros. The autonomous province of Bolzano and Emilia-Romagna follow, respectively with 28,780 and 27,080 euros of gross value. To occupy the last three positions: Puglia with 19,600 euros, Molise with 19,570 euros and Calabria with 18,230 euros.