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Ah Norway, home of the Teslas. I remember the tax lists were always public in Norway, however before the Internet became commonplace actual physical effort was
by sundvor 9y ago
Ah Norway, home of the Teslas. I remember the tax lists were always public in Norway, however before the Internet became commonplace actual physical effort was required - you had to go to the city council to look through the books.
The change to publish the lists online was creepy. I'm glad I left before my own numbers were made public (IIRC).
In Australia the difference between the rich and the poor feels a lot less pronounced. It helps not to actually know your mates might earn 3x what you do.
This is just this Norwegian expat's personal experience; YMMV.
(Edit: I see from other comments here that the information has been ID-locked. That's a good thing, if but a bit late - after at least a decade fully open).
- Broken_Hippo 9y agoSlightly off the main topic: In Australia the difference between the rich and the poor feels a lot less pronounced. It helps not to actually know your mates might earn 3x what you do. Oddly, this is basically what I think of Norway after moving from the US.