single_identity

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   by single_identity 4y ago

   It's one of the European Union countries. I'm feeling uneasy to share more details here, if you want, you can reach out through my email (on profile).
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   by single_identity 4y ago

   I'll say again. Please stop spreading this nonsense information around the thread. Either you're very much misinformed or motivated by something else. Just stop.
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   by single_identity 4y ago

   Please, stop spreading the nonsense and incorrect information. It's not anywhere near what you state and if it had been that way, we would have a tax oasis in EU which we clearly don't.
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   by single_identity 4y ago

   > so I'd expect an effective tax rate of around 15%. That 100k€ gross will turn into 85k€ after taxes. Your calculus is far far from reality so your further reasoning is therefore flawed from the very start. 4-4.5k EUR is probably m
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   by single_identity 4y ago

   First, 100k EUR is _before_ tax which I believe you might be confusing here. After tax you get maybe 50-ish % of that so you end up with something like 50k EUR per year. In no European country that would be enough to "buy the house&quo
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   by single_identity 4y ago

   It's quite bad atm. Senior C++ engineer specializing in system-level programming, worked across several challenging domains including database internals for the last several years. 10+ years of experience. Applied to around 25 jobs. Gh