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Sure, go ahead and insult me instead of providing any actual facts. Now, I've searched for the actual contributions, and indeed the actual income tax is not co
by mariusor 2y ago
Sure, go ahead and insult me instead of providing any actual facts.
Now, I've searched for the actual contributions, and indeed the actual income tax is not covered by the employer at all. The only parts of the full levied amount that are shared 50% are: pension, unemployment, health and long-term care insurance, (plus some other things that the employee doesn't have to pay).
So in the end it's about 1/3 (or under that based on tax class) of the total levied amount that gets covered by the employer. (PS. All of this for Germany, cribbed from one of those tax calculator websites)