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Not sure you're doing the math well. Can't be 40%. It's normally 27.5% [1] of pension (so not taxes), plus income taxes (which hardly hit 30%). Personally eve
by 3v1n0 5y ago
Not sure you're doing the math well. Can't be 40%.
It's normally 27.5% [1] of pension (so not taxes), plus income taxes (which hardly hit 30%).
Personally even being digital nomad most of my time and living abroad right now I still have my company in Italy, as the final saving isn't that much if you care about having a good pension in future.
[1] this may change if you're part of a profession related pension system, the value I wrote is for the default one.
- kfk 5y agoI add pension and sometimes health insurance too (if it’s good like in Germany I don’t). But you have a point and I should define it as “cost of living in a country for above 180 days per year” not taxes.