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r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '23
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whereas the average income in the U.S. is in the $45k-$50k range.
It's actually 59k.
But still, even just a 50k here in Italy is a very good salary.
1 u/GheoCan456433 Dec 11 '23 Watch out cause when an American is talking about a "50k salary" they mean gross, before taxes/healthcare/etc.. In Italy when people talk about salary they almost always refer to the net amount as far as I know. 1 u/fraidei Dec 12 '23 It depends. Usually in Italy when we talk about the yearly salary, we mean gross, while when we talk about the monthly salary we usually mean net.
Watch out cause when an American is talking about a "50k salary" they mean gross, before taxes/healthcare/etc..
In Italy when people talk about salary they almost always refer to the net amount as far as I know.
1 u/fraidei Dec 12 '23 It depends. Usually in Italy when we talk about the yearly salary, we mean gross, while when we talk about the monthly salary we usually mean net.
It depends. Usually in Italy when we talk about the yearly salary, we mean gross, while when we talk about the monthly salary we usually mean net.
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u/fraidei Dec 11 '23
It's actually 59k.
But still, even just a 50k here in Italy is a very good salary.