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Warp schrieb:
> It's a "punishment" in practice, even if it isn't technically one.
> If you earn more, you get taxed with a higher percentage. That discourages
> earning more in that country, especially if in a neighbouring country you
> could earn the same amount and get taxed less, in which case you get to
> keep more. Guess what happens.
Let's see...
I make, say, 10000 quids which I have to tax at 20%, leaving me with
8000 quids.
Or I make, say, 20000 quids which I have to tax at 25%, leaving me with
15000 quids.
So is there any incentive for me to make more money? Seems to me like
there is indeed...
> 60% in Finland.
Of the whole income? That would be an awful lot indeed, and makes more
understandable why you're talking about "punishment".
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