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Does not include Switzerland. Also, what about bonuses and stock (options) which often make sizable portion of income?
by Palmik 9y ago
Does not include Switzerland. Also, what about bonuses and stock (options) which often make sizable portion of income?
- briandear 9y agoOptions are not income and are worthless unless it’s a public company or there is a liquidity event. Considering options as a part of income is the same as if your company paid you in lottery tickets.
- AstralStorm 9y agoTax codes agree and defer the actual taxation to the time you execute the options - then they become income.
- schrodinger 9y agoExercised options in a private company still aren't liquid, or usable income.
- anindha 9y agoEarly employees at Uber had an opportunity to sell stock at a funding round. Not sure exactly how many people, but believe it was first 1000.
- Palmik 9y agoThe form also does not let you specify regularly vesting stock for publicly traded companies.
- walshemj 9y agobut for example uk share shaves are zero risk and can have very high tax free payouts.
- ciaoben 9y agoAdded Switzerland, sorry! About stock options, I don't want to make a chart of the best companies (who offer more, etc..), I am interested in becoming more aware of the salary situation in Europe, to understand how this profession is seen.
- m00dy 9y agoI also would like to know whether it makes sense to move from Denmark to there in terms of economics.