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Here is a quick Google Sheets with most "Developer employee codes" that are reported to the tax authority/Statistics Sweden. Salaries listed per Quartile, in S
by pathy 10y ago
Here is a quick Google Sheets with most "Developer employee codes" that are reported to the tax authority/Statistics Sweden.
Salaries listed per Quartile, in SEK. The categories are quite broad. There is a listing per decile but I could not find it right now.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPjcXoKuwq8SBngQ2-G97dxalLT1PqelSM8VXcdDLaY/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPjcXoKuwq8SBngQ2-G9...
http://SCB.se http://SCB.se is the source.
- antocv 10y agoThis is nice, and should give a good picture of the industry as a whole. The data probably masks those who are self-employed subcontractors and take a lower salary in order to lower taxes at profit time, which should effectivly double or tripple the reported salary. Ofcourse, it does get a bit difficult to compare this data vs USA, because we have social necessities already payed for by the high tax of the collective workforce, such as health care, pensions, safety, and many other insurances. So, say average is 42 000sek per month, that gives about 59 000USD per year salary. Which may seem low compared to USA, but behind those 59 000USD, is 31.49% in taxes for things we enjoy.
- pathy 10y agoYep all very true. I believe the salary listed here is pre-tax so the take home pay (for someone living in Stockholm) would be 30 330 Kr/m or $42.5k/yr. This number excludes social costs; the total cost per month for the employer is just over 55 000 SEK/m.
- pathy 10y agoCannot edit the original post anymore. I have added new statistics at the bottom, including 10th and 90th percentile. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPjcXoKuwq8SBngQ2-G97dxalLT1PqelSM8VXcdDLaY/edit#gid=0 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPjcXoKuwq8SBngQ2-G9...