Reggio Emilia, 24 April 2024 – Albinea enters the top twenty Richest municipalities in Italy. The ranking, compiled on data from Ministry of Economy and Finance relating to 2023 tax returns (relating to the 2022 tax year) sees on the podium Portofino (over 90 thousand euros), followed by Lajatico (province of Pisa, 52 thousand) e Basiglio (Milan, 49 thousand).
Albinea is in 19th place: with a average income for taxpayer of 33,173.60 euros (taxable Irpef per capita) exceeds the renowned one Courmayeur.
In Albinea, as in other small Italian towns, the presence of important dynasties of theentrepreneurship – for all, the Maramotti family – of the world banking and of theancient nobility.
A presence that inevitably raises the average in a municipality that is in itself hardworking and productive.
“Naturally these are significant data”, comments the former mayor and former parliamentarian Antonella Incertinow president of Pro Loco.
“There are certainly important companies and entrepreneurs. However, it is essential to pay attention to those who have more difficulties. I remember that income is a fairly constant figure over time.”
The former mayor notes that fortunately “almost all citizens work”also highlighting a “good socio-economic fabric”.
Incerti underlines that in general “the administrative management of services is positive: Albinea is a reality very close to the city, full of voluntary associations with a network of services which, beyond income, make one quality of life Good. Environmental quality has also always been maintained over time.”
Incerti therefore expresses satisfaction “with the data that has emerged: this does not mean that there are no fragile realities that require attention.
There Pro Loco of Albinea, of which I am president, is a very lively and active reality. We continue this tradition of liveliness with an important volunteer network such as the social one made up of people who contribute on various levels”.
