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by CRConrad
1869 days ago
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> Americans usually mention pre-tax wages, while Europeans usually talk about their wages after tax Some Europeans. AFAIK all the Nordic countries are similar in discussing salaries as pre-tax. Dunno for sure how it's done around the Mediterranean, but I wouldn't jump to the assumption that it's net-in-the-hand there either. Could well be that this "European norm" is just a German and perhaps French (and apparently Belgian?) thing. |
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