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toyg
2336 days ago
Afaik, in Italy, Spain, France and Netherlands, the convention is largely to talk about salaries post-tax. In UK it’s pre-tax.
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alexgmcm
2336 days ago
I live in Spain and have only ever seen pre-tax numbers discussed. Certainly in professional jobs.
By tax, I mean income tax. I've only ever seen "salario bruto" in my contracts, in job adverts etc.
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arcturus17
2336 days ago
I'm Spanish and can corroborate this. Maybe sometimes with friends and family you'll talk about neto but otherwise everywhere else it's bruto.
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aserafini
2336 days ago
TIL. Germany is also always pre-tax.
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By tax, I mean income tax. I've only ever seen "salario bruto" in my contracts, in job adverts etc.