Net income in the UK for an employee
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I only know what's left in Germany after taxes and social insurance.
Example for an unmarried without kids:
* for building up the east
** church members only
So which deductions are made in the UK? IIRC it was less in total than in Germany.
Example for an unmarried without kids:
| gross wage | 100000.00€ |
|---|---|
| pension | 6268.44€ |
| unemployment ins | 1323.00€ |
| health ins @ 13.8 | 3334.44€ |
| care ins | 470.16€ |
| solidarity charge* | 1789.56€ |
| church tax** | 0.00€ |
| tax | 32538.00€ |
| net | 54276.40€ |
* for building up the east
** church members only
So which deductions are made in the UK? IIRC it was less in total than in Germany.
Plotloss said:
£67793.96 (100,000 Euro)
Netts down to
£45676.39
Thats £22,117.57 (32,627.03 Euro) in Tax and National Insurance
Which is frankly criminal.
You tell me! The calculations are comparable when yours includes everything that is deducted automatically. The employer's share is not included in my calculation. Council tax is significantly less in DE though. Lowest tax rate is 15% (starting from 7,664EUR), and highest is 42% (starting from 52,152EUR).Netts down to
£45676.39
Thats £22,117.57 (32,627.03 Euro) in Tax and National Insurance
Which is frankly criminal.
theboss said:
I'd be interested to see the same German tax calculation based on a married couple (1 working) and kids?
Here you are, one child, shared household:| gross wage | 100000.00€ |
|---|---|
| pension | 6268.44€ |
| unemployment ins | 1323.00€ |
| health ins @ 13.8 | 3334.44€ |
| care ins | 363.36€ |
| solidarity charge* | 1199.28€ |
| church tax** | 0.00€ |
| tax | 24079.92€ |
| net | 63431.56€ |
The discounts for marriage/children is a fixed amount, so the percentage looks better when you earn less.
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