Countries handle and distribute payslips differently all over the world.
By providing a visual breakdown of an Italian payslip we aim to help you better understand the taxes, deductions, and contributions that go with payroll.
Did you know that Italy…
- has a very strong manufacturing sector, and is a powerful exporter, that attracts a surfeit of tourism.
- is more industrial and developed in the north, while the south is more relaxed and rural.
- is a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and European Economic Community (EEC). It is also a member state of the United Nations (UN), World Trade Organization (WTO), and Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
More to know about the payslip:
- “RESIDUO AP” is the number of “ferie”, “ex-festività” and “R.O.L.” of the last year (for instance at 31 December 2018)
- “MATURATO” is the number of “ferie”, “ex-festività” and “R.O.L.” of the current year until the month elaborated (for instance May 2019)
- “GODUTO” is the total number of “ferie”, “ex-festività” and “R.O.L.” taken during the current year until the month elaborated (for instance May 2019)
- “SALDO” is the balance of “ferie”, “ex-festività” and “R.O.L.” (RESIDUO AP + MATURATO – GODUTO) until the month elaborated (for instance May 2019).
- the days of absence recorded in the payslips are referred to the previous month (for instance in June payslips you find the data of ferie”, “ex-festività” and “R.O.L.” updated to 31 May 2019)
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