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The wild thing is that even if you were to apply Scandinavia's highest tax bracket of 57% to this (which someone in the lowest tax bracket would never pay), you
by mortenjorck 6y ago
The wild thing is that even if you were to apply Scandinavia's highest tax bracket of 57% to this (which someone in the lowest tax bracket would never pay), you'd still come out above the US national minimum wage, out of which one is also expected to pay for healthcare and budget for unpaid time off.
- martin_bech 6y agoBy my very limited calculations, you would be paying effictively about 33% tax, because of baseline deductions, and beeing in the lowest tax bracket. remember you still have free healthcare, education, paid vacation, paid maternity leave etc.