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No, it's wrong: the employer is paying. The same goes for personal VS corporate taxes. They apply financial pressures on different spots. Unsurprisingly, they
by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
No, it's wrong: the employer is paying. The same goes for personal VS corporate taxes.
They apply financial pressures on different spots. Unsurprisingly, they have different effects on increasing o decreasing inequality.
- balfirevic 6y agoNo matter where you decide to draw the line that delineates which part of health insurance is paid by you vs. by employer - the amount of money that employer parted with, the amount of money in your pocket and the amount of money in healthcare budget remain the same.
- durnygbur 6y agoThere are two "sliders" - net salary, gross salary, then the total cost of the salary to the employer on top of the gross salary. One starting a job negotiates the gross salary. In EU positioning of these two "sliders" varies widely from country to country and one could rarely have mistaken impression that the contributions and deductions are low.
- eeZah7Ux 6y ago...but various balances of power change greatly.