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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch

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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (6833)9/20/2002 3:37:58 PM
From: habitrail  Read Replies (2) of 89467
 
<"take a lot within Scandinavia for instance">

Hehe. OK, but TAXES! HELLO!?!?!
If you like Scandinavia so much I dare you to move there.
Drive a Saab, jump in icy water, whatever.

A googlage pulled up this:
As a general up-date, earned income and business income is taxed at graduated rates at a maximum of some 56%. Income from capital sources including gains is taxed at a flat rate of 30% (or individuals may be partly exempted). Such income from closely held companies is taxed partly as income from capital, partly as earned income. A new act on social fees has been introduced and mandatory social security charges payable by employers on remuneration to employees (or by the self-employed) are levied at approx. 33%. A further approx. 7% (50% creditable/deductible) is payable by employees themselves within certain brackets.

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