Bruttoansio
Bruttoansio refers to the total remuneration paid to an employee before any deductions are made. It typically includes the base salary or wage, overtime pay, bonuses, commissions, and various allowances. In many jurisdictions, taxable benefits provided by the employer, such as a company car or housing allowance, are considered part of gross income for tax purposes, while some non-taxable benefits may be treated differently depending on local rules. The gross amount serves as the starting point for calculating taxes, social contributions, and other withholdings.
Nettoansio, or net salary, is what the employee receives after deductions. Deductions usually include income tax,
From an employment and budgeting perspective, the distinction matters: gross salary represents the cost of employment
Example: a monthly gross salary of 40,000 currency units with deductions of 10,000 results in a net