Portofino, in the province of Genoa, is the richest municipality in Italy, with a declared average per capita income of 90,610 euros out of a total of 300 taxpayers. This is the data published by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in the national report on tax returns in 2023, based on the 2022 tax year.
The top 3
From the publication of the data analyzes and tables relating to the Irpef and VAT declarations presented in the 2022 tax year in the “Fiscal statistics” section of the website of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, presented in 2023, at a national level, in Portofino followed by Lajatico (Pisa) with 52,955.33 euros and Basiglio (Milan) with 49,523.91 euros.
There are approximately 42 million Italian taxpayers, who declare an average income of 23,650 euros: the richest live in Lombardy (27,890 euros) and the poorest in Calabria (17,160 euros).
The top 10
In Portofino, Lajatico and Basiglio follow:
Briaglia (Cuneo) at 43,474.85 euros,
Cusago (Milan) with 39,813.56 euros,
Torre d’Isola (Pavia) at 36,840.84 euros,
Bogogno (Novara) at 36,615.71 euros
Segrate (Milan) at 35,865.80 euros
Pino Torinese (Turin) with 35,378.32 euros
Milan with an average income of 35,282.48 euros
The people of Novara
Bogogno: 36,616
Arona: 26,801
Injured: 26,445
Oleggio Castello: 26,016
Borgomanero: 25,361
Novara: 25,266
Comignago: 24,814
Paruzzaro: 24,346
Colazza: 24,210
Dormelletto: 24,047
Oleggio: 23,847
Castelletto Ticino: 23,761
Gattico-Veruno: 23,465
Galliate: 23,402
Bellinzago: 23,066
Cameri: 23,059
Trecate: 22,081
Source: Withub processing of data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance
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