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One thing to note here: European salaries are often quoted post tax, so they look substantially smaller than an American job with similar take-home.
by jvm 11y ago
One thing to note here: European salaries are often quoted post tax, so they look substantially smaller than an American job with similar take-home.
- egman_ekki 11y agoI don't think so. I haven't seen a European country a where you usually discuss your salary post tax...
- kayoone 11y agoNot sure about that, as taxes are very individual it does not make much sense to give a post tax number. At least Germany it's not common to compare post tax salaries.
- tomp 11y agoIn the UK, it's always gross, pre-(employee-paid)-tax yearly salary. In Slovenia, on the other hand, it's usually net, post-tax, monthly salary.
- dood 11y agoNot in UK.
- marvin 11y agoAs I posted elsewhere, Norwegian salaries are always pre-tax but are substantially smaller than for similar positions in the US.