ANGERY

>Taxes go to those who don't work hard
Wow.... Really made me think!

>>2061590
Set up business in Costa Rica. Move outside of Cali.

>work minimum wage job for 830€ gross
>1/3 is taken away in taxes leaving me with 610€
>my employment costs the employer over 1k € as they have to pay taxes on their side as well.
>essentially almost half of the money used for my employment by my employer is given to the government
>used to pay for "free" healtcare, education, pensions etc
>use none and get nothing back
>work on monthly contracts so no job security
>will never live to see my own pension since its nothing but a fucking ponzi scheme that's already several billions in the red
>the demographic decline will kill it off completely
>taxes are only going up to pay for the deficit

The only thing I got so far was that they raised the min wage by 3€ (total at the end of the month), which is like applying a band aid to a severed limb.

On the up side, no taxes on crypto gains so I really need a moon mission right about now.

>>2061631
germany ?

>>2061593
lucky you.

>in uk
>set up ltd company
>all money into ltd company
>invoice company as self employed
>pay yourself under 10k per year
>pay your partner 10k too
>write off all income as a loss easily by listing mass expenses
>pay yourself yearly dividends under tax amount as director
>claim full benefits (between £1600 - £2K)
>mfw work hard claim hard

>>2061590
Wow it's almost like you live in a society where everything is intertwined and you directly or indirectly depend on things taxes pay for?

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>>2061671
>I work
>Money I earn should be given to those who don't work
>And pay for their abortions too

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

>>2061631
>>2061641
Sounds more like Poland

>>2061671
>I directly depend on paying for illegal Mexicans' healthcare

>>2061677

Ha. Your taxes pay for single moms living off their kids.

FRog here
Employer pays ~3700€
Raw salary ~3100€
After tax ~2400€

Rouded price, but you got the picture

>>2061631
Denmark right?

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>>2061669

>work hard claim hard

words to live by desu

>>2061790
denmark doesn't have €, also 99,9% taxation there (more like 60% but you get the idea).

>>2061671

Read what he said, the taxes aren't going to building roads and having courts and police to enforce contracts. It is being transferred to those who didn't earn it either directly though welfare or indirectly though gov services like healthcare and education which are so shit anyone with money goes private anyway.

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>>2061631

Where is this then, Ireland?

>>2061813
Yeh but he said no tax on crypto gains

So i thought denmark since its one of the few countries with no crypto tax