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Subject: What is your average country salary and pension?
All the Scandinavian countries have incredible tax rates.. aren't they all like 50%+?
Could be. Here in Belgium, tax rates ( if you see what part of the money employers pay for their employees ) are at average 48%.
in italy the salary is arround 1300-1400 €, the pensions i will say in about 30 years ....
And they have a very interesting policy about new cars, as far as I remember you have to pay the tax which equals exactlye the price you paid for the car ;-) not sure if it's true, would be nice if someone from there could prove me right or wrong..:)
It's a lot ... But I think the numbers aren't really correct, I've seen different numbers. Belgians earn more then Dutch because we pay more taxes. Also our semi-rich moved just across the border of Belgium because of the lower taxes. Can't imagine this has chnaged that much in a couple of years ...
Taxes in Belgium are very high, but maybe we have another tax system.
the dutch, when they buy a car it's really much more expensive, i think we have less taxes on movable properties
Their cars are very expensive indeed, but in Belgium, indirect taxes are very high.
Problem is that our minister of Finance is as corrupt as the mafia...
Belgium looses approx. 30 000 000 000 EUR (30 billion EUR) because of non-efficient ministry of finance etc
(edit: source: vrt (Flemish radio and television))
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Belgium looses approx. 30 000 000 000 EUR (30 billion EUR) because of non-efficient ministry of finance etc
(edit: source: vrt (Flemish radio and television))
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maybe u have big taxes but for your net salary can get much more that slovaks from theyrs net salary, even the tax is here 19%
Seriously? Cause 30 billion on a GDP of 470 billion US $ is quite a lot ... But yeah, Reynders ...
19% taxes, I suggest you mean VAT?