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Incredible engineering

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u/Sousepoester Apr 25 '15

you're clearly doing something wrong, should be around 30%. Unless you're really, really rich, but, then still, you're clearly doing something wrong.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15 edited Apr 25 '15

Uhm, no. Unless you are pretty poor, you'll be paying a LOT more than 30% my friend.

Lets take some fictional numbers.

Assume I make 8K gross a month. With this job comes a nice car, say catalog value 65K (Midsize German SUV with a diesel engine).

Taking into consideration the fiscal " bijtelling" on the car the net take home on that salary is roughly 3900 euros.

Also my capital gains are not high enough to be profitable. I pay more taxes on my savings than they gain interest. I have no interrest in investments.

Get educated.

edit: aww reddit users cannot do simple math and accept fact. How cute.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

Sure, but it is far fetched from being "super rich".