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It is gross, but very hard to compare, because it does not include your employer having to pay halfes on social securities. Actual gross would be something like
by throwaway908365 4y ago
It is gross, but very hard to compare, because it does not include your employer having to pay halfes on social securities. Actual gross would be something like 120k, but with obligatory expenses, you cannot opt out of.
Net would be something like 55k if you are single, but you already paid into a mandatory retirement plan and you, your kids (and laughably also your partner) are health insured.