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by xondono
1616 days ago
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Why not? VAT is typically charged to customers and then compensated with the VAT you pay if you as a freelancer have expenses. For instance in Spain I have to increase my clients invoices by 21%, but if those invoices are for software, you have almost no purchases to offset that, so I need to pay that 21% quarterly. So to earn 50k€ in net terms, I would need to charge 25k€ extra just on income tax, plus 3.5k€ on direct taxes on freelancing (because Spain), plus 21% VAT. It’s no wonder the south of Europe does poorly. |
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