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Presumably you are able to charge more than the average high income earner. Because usually an employer would pay maybe 70k SEK a month and the employee would g
by hoaw 8y ago
Presumably you are able to charge more than the average high income earner. Because usually an employer would pay maybe 70k SEK a month and the employee would get half of that after taxes, but that also includes pension. So in a low tax country you might pay 10% tax and then 15% in pension which leaves you with ~15k SEK more a month. Which could certainly pay for a nice life, but isn't mind blowing.
On the other hand if I lived abroad I wouldn't "pay" 15k SEK a month to live in Sweden. In fact, I probably wouldn't move back to Sweden at all because of the increasing lack of quality of life. Which ironically makes it even harder to move in the first place, since I would have to commit to living abroad.