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French always use before taxes numbers ("brut"). €62k is about 41k after taxes.
by Keats 5y ago
French always use before taxes numbers ("brut"). €62k is about 41k after taxes.
- gpm 5y agoI'm the first to admit I have no clue about the French tax system, but a quick search finds this [1] that suggests there are both employer and employee paid taxes. Would I be right in assuming that the reported numbers are after the employer paid taxes and before the employee paid ones? [1] https://www.cabinet-roche.com/en/payroll-taxes-in-france/ https://www.cabinet-roche.com/en/payroll-taxes-in-france/
- Raed667 5y agoTBH for the average employee it doesn't matter if the company or you are paying, it gets deducted automatically anyway. There are websites [0] that will help you do the conversion Brut/Net easily [0] https://www.salaire-brut-en-net.fr/ https://www.salaire-brut-en-net.fr/