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Your source doesn't mention: 1. Daily subsistence allowance (~5000 EUR/month) 2. General expenditure allowance (~4300 EUR/month) 3. Travel allowances (up to
by wizeman 4y ago
Your source doesn't mention:
1. Daily subsistence allowance (~5000 EUR/month)
2. General expenditure allowance (~4300 EUR/month)
3. Travel allowances (up to ~2400 EUR/month)
4. Vice-president allowance (~800 EUR/month)
These are numbers for 2014, when the base salary was ~8000 EUR/month.
Since the base salary is now ~9400 EUR/month, you can probably add another 20% on top of the numbers I just mentioned.
That is, of course, assuming they didn't come up with more allowances since then...
Plus they get another 70% of everything they earned as a pension.
They also pay a small EU tax instead of a regular income tax like the peasants.
And I wouldn't be surprised if the base monthly salary was payed 14 or 15 times per year rather than the 12 that many people usually assume. At least, that's what happens in the European countries I've lived in.