# Hire in Italian Cities

> City guides for US companies hiring in Milan, Rome, Turin, Bologna and Naples: sectors, universities, local tax and practical notes.


<section> <span class="eyebrow">Hiring by city</span> <h1 id="where-to-hire-in-italy">Where to hire in Italy</h1> <p class="lede">Each city has its own industries, universities and local income tax. These guides help you choose where to place your team.</p> </section> <section class="grid"> <a class="panel" href="hire-in-milan.html"><h3 id="milan">Milan</h3><p>Finance, fashion and tech. Highest city exemption (€23,000) and a 0.8% rate.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="hire-in-rome.html"><h3 id="rome">Rome</h3><p>Public sector, energy and telecoms. Lazio regional rate reaches 3.33% above €28,000.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="hire-in-turin.html"><h3 id="turin">Turin</h3><p>Automotive, aerospace and engineering. Progressive city surcharge from 0.8% to 1.2%.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="hire-in-bologna.html"><h3 id="bologna">Bologna</h3><p>Machinery, motor brands and food. Low 0.8% city rate, good take-home pay.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="hire-in-naples.html"><h3 id="naples">Naples</h3><p>Aerospace, shipping and developers. Lower living costs, highest city rate (1.0%).</p></a> </section> <section class="prose"> <p>Local tax rates come from secondary sources read on 27 Oct 2026 and are marked on each page.</p> <div class="cta"><a class="btn" href="calculator.html">Open the calculator</a><a class="btn ghost" href="contact.html">Get a quote</a></div> </section>


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