Richest cities in Italy, Palermo is second to last in Italy among the large cities. The ranking of the Ministry of Economy and Finance says so, based on the tax returns submitted in 2023. Taking 2022 into consideration as the ‘tax year’, the Withub platform has drawn up the ranking.
In first position we find Portofino (Liguria) with an average income of 90,610.00 euros, followed by Lajatico (Tuscany) (52,955), Basiglio – province of Milan (49,524), Briaglia – province of Cuneo (43,475), Cusago – province of Milan (39,814), Torre d’Isola – province of Pavia (36,841), Bogogno – province of Novara (36,616), Segrate – province of Milan (35,866), Pino Torinese – province of Turin (35,378), and Milan (35,282) , which closes the top ten positions.
Obviously Sicily is well below the thresholds that characterize the top positions. In Catania there is an average income of 19,843.00 euros, Palermo surpasses it with 20,828.00 euros, ditto Messina with 20,983.00 euros. In Caltanissetta the average income is 18,983.00 euros, while in Ragusa it drops slightly to 18,116.00 euros. Syracuse stands at around 19,904.00 euros.
