Lordo vs netto: spiegazione

• What changes between gross and net
• How to use gross and net figures in practice

Gross salary is the contractual pay before tax and employee deductions. Net salary is what remains after those deductions and is the figure most employees focus on when comparing offers.

Two roles with the same gross salary can produce very different net outcomes when tax class, contribution rates or local payroll rules differ. That is why gross and net should always be reviewed together.

Employers usually budget from gross pay and employer cost, while candidates often evaluate the offer from the expected net pay. A strong salary discussion keeps both views visible instead of forcing one single headline number.

When a candidate gives a take-home target, a net-to-gross calculator can help frame the conversation. When budgeting internally, gross-to-net and employer-cost views usually matter more.