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    Contribuenti e beneficiari netti dell’UE 2023

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    3. superkoning on

      Ireland nett contributor … to the EU itself. But let’s check the news:

      “The Commission ordered Apple to pay €13 billion, plus interest, in unpaid Irish taxes from 2004–14 to the Irish state.”

      With 5 million Irish inhabitants … that’s a €2600 present per inhabitant. So more than 10 years compenasting for the €234 nett payment. Good deal!

    4. SuzjeThrics on

      So which is it? Contributors or beneficiaries?

      Stupid graph is stupid.

    5. Ok-One9200 on

      Finally per capita, otherwise it always look “bad” for us.

    6. ambeldit on

      Spain: you can have a last beer now, Hope you invested our money well 😉

    8. mnkysn on

      Would have to guess half of the countries due to taking their respective language’s code instead of the English one. EE is probably sth like Estonia? Followed by Latvia and Croatia? No idea what LT and EL might be then.

    9. yellowbai on

      Really proud of Irish contributions after years of taking from the EU. The EU quite rightly gets a lot of credit for helping develop the country. It feels right to pay it back.

      We invested the funds very well to be fair but I think most Irish people consider it a very cheap price to pay. Especially when the EU had our back in the Brexit negotiations.

    10. DemoN_M4U on

      Soooo where are our friends from Germany, who say it easy to have nice increase in PKB, if we take so much money from EU?

    11. HadesHimself on

      Belgium cannot into western Europe?

      Allez zeg zuiderbuurmannen, alles goe?

    12. Traditional-Storm-62 on

      how many people here know EU country code by heart? raise your hands

      Im genuinely curious, because I (for example) had to look it up

    14. YusoLOCO on

      It’s mind blowing how Hungry is constantly trying to undermine the EU for the benefit of Putin, while EU is such a cash machine for Hungary. Their entire economy will collapse if they are kicked out, it’s quite a gamble Ordan is playing.

    19. Independent-Path-364 on

      why abbirivate the country names, i cant read this

    22. Archaemenes on

      Even though it’s not much, it’s still sad to see the fourth most populous and fourth largest economy in the EU not being a net contributor anymore.

    23. realityking89 on

      I wonder why Luxembourg‘s net contributions are so low compared to their absolutely massive GDP-per-capita. Does anyone know?

    24. Tammer_Stern on

      Although this shows beneficiaries it is really only direct financial benefits. Germany has been a massive beneficiary from the EU over the past 20 years through a stable Euro and ease of export throughout Europe, but their EU costs were high too.

    25. SaperFellowCakeUnit_ on

      The rich pay for the poor.

      Isn’t that good ?

      *Poland and Hungary enter the chat

    26. All3xiel on

      Italy is still a net contributor ?

      No wonder people vote far right. 137% of GDP, while their money goes to eastern Europe.

    27. EUTrucker on

      Poland: 219€ of which 200€ went back to the German or Swedish construction companies Which won the tender for the implementation of the said project. Building materials imported from abroad, or bought in a local cement plant with French capital. Most of the crew was brought from the Philippines, Turkey and the Balkans. This is how projects are done in Europe. And then Poles are bombarded with statistics on flows in euros, so that we would keep quiet and allow ourselves to be molded by the German industry.

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