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bogdanu
5y ago
Yes, I'm aware. I'm not worried because in my contracts it's mentioned that I offer consulting services.
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bogdanu
5y ago
Yup, I'm a PFA with a fixed taxation rate (norma de venit) using 6202. Keep in mind that taxation rates differ by a lot for each county.
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bogdanu
5y ago
> Nothing at the moment beats the taxes, location and potential of Bulgaria in Eastern Europe :) I wouldn't be so sure, haha. I live in RO and this year I've paid less than 5% in taxes (half of them being pension fund and 25% h
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P2 Puts Easy, Flexible Project Tracking Tools in Your Hands
(wordpress.com)
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5y ago
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bogdanu
5y ago
How is this even legal? Afaik in EU this kind of business practices are illegal.
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bogdanu
6y ago
You can look into laravel and maybe laravel spark if you're building a saas.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Yeah, that's the real system, there's also "norma de venit" which is quite different - you'll pay for a fix amount per year. Also, the dividend tax was lowered to 5%.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Romania. I'm registered as a "persoana fizica autorizata" (PFA), which has 2 types of taxation systems: - real (which means you're taxed ~40% based on how much you earn). - norma de venit, where you'll need to pay t
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bogdanu
6y ago
Have you considered moving to a EU country, especially from eastern EU, to pay lower taxes? For example, where I live, I only pay around 230 EUR per month for an income of 7k EUR/month (of which half of it is for pension and 50 eur for
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bogdanu
6y ago
Just because you don't have allergies now it doesn't mean you'll never have one. Until a few years ago, I've never heard of ragweed alleries. Guess who's allergic to it now?!
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bogdanu
6y ago
And you can also use the new syntax: $inc = fn ($number) => $number + 1; $x = [1, 2, 3, 4]; array_map($inc, $x);
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bogdanu
6y ago
Not really nationalism in my case. Shipping to my country (EU) costs 115$, more than the keyboard itself. Besides the shipping costs, there's also customs and VAT. So for a 100$ I'll probably end up with paying 300$. So yeah, not
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bogdanu
6y ago
> This really isn't available yet either. Who's going to pay for this? Really? In Europe some retailers have this, sure, for 2 or 3 parking spots. If the demand is there, I'm pretty sure they'll expand it, even as a p
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bogdanu
6y ago
It depends on the country, I guess? In Romania the professional attitude combined with mentioning the regulator (or filling a complaint to the regulator) works pretty well for consumer goods.
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PHP 8 Release Announcement
(php.net)
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6y ago
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Show HN: Solar OS
(oby.ro)
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6y ago
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bogdanu
6y ago
No, it's not, it's just rebranded.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Unless if you have a scottish accent.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Too bad Nikola Tesla didn't had a middle name.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Still higher than anywhere in Europe.
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The Ryzen 7 4800U Is an Absolute Monster: Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 14 Laptop Review
(notebookcheck.net)
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bogdanu
6y ago
I don't think the stats are that relevant, at least for romania. For example I pay 6 eur/month for a prepaid sim that has something like 2k minutes and sms, and 6 gb of traffic. The thing is that my carrier (Orange) always offers
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bogdanu
6y ago
Not gonna happen, but you can always use Symfony's String component that has API like that. Sure, it's not built-in, but I think this is the best solution for now given the size of PHP's language team.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Parameter order was somewhat resolved with the introduction of named parameters in the upcoming php 8 release from this year.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Hey, do you wanna be friends? :)
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bogdanu
6y ago
PHP developers always have had lower salaries, you can't argue with that. Like in retail, it depends on location, location, location; a regular developer will never make that much in Europe - remote (for a EU company) or not.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Ha, tell me about it, I just got from a remote company an offer of 2.2k eur/month as a PHP developer. The drawbacks of being a PHP guy I guess.
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Show HN: Ana – A TypeScript DI Library Based on Compiler API (Early WIP)
(github.com)
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bogdanu
6y ago
I few weeks ago I saw two with 50k each... Google has to step up it's game because their platforms aren't safe anymore.
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bogdanu
6y ago
Nope, but you can with a BEV. A SMB could afford to offer a low electric charging station; heck, software companies could offer the possibility to charge their employee cars for free as a perk; even a normal outlet would be enough, 8-9 hour
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