pazx

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by pazx 4y ago
Sweden has an its version of CPS. The first time they will do an investigation but without any proof, nothing will happen. After a few of these without any indication of harm being done to the child they will just ignore them as it has been
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by pazx 4y ago
No you don’t, it is very clear. Within EEA, not in Sweden. I work in accounting and we just solved this for a Spanish client without any initial employees in Sweden.
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by pazx 4y ago
All of these things are easy if you know how to do them. But if you have never done them, it takes some time to learn. My advice is get an external accountant to do this for you, only takes a few hours and they can teach you everything you
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by pazx 4y ago
Income tax and capital gains tax are two different things and two different rules sets. In Sweden income tax is max ~56% while max capital gains is 30%.
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by pazx 4y ago
I live in Sweden and most SWEs I know earn 6000usd or 72k/year after only 5 years. Earning above 100k is not uncommon.
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by pazx 4y ago
Income tax is 30-33% up to ~4500usd/month, for everything above it is 50-55%. Capital income tax is 20-30% depending on the type of capital.
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by pazx 4y ago
The swedish welfare system will give you around 2000usd in unemployment every month, depending on previous salary
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by pazx 5y ago
I have a very boring job and there are two ways I handle it. 1. While the work is boring, taking pride in doing a good job is enjoyable. I’m happier the days I go home and feel I have done a good job than those days I do nothing. 2. Realize
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by pazx 5y ago
Visma Sign is about 1$/sign, check it out. As an accountant, the answer is a lot of companies sign hundreds of documents every month. I alone send around a hundred documents for digital signing every year and I’m not management. Also m
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by pazx 5y ago
There are a lot of them in Scandinavia and they have problems. You still have to fire people but now it’s your coworkers firing you and taking away your right to a share of the profits at the same time. Being disliked or considered to not b
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by pazx 5y ago
Taxes are calculated using net profit which is 153k. Gross profit = sales - cost of goods Net profit = sales - all costs