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    Quota di reddito dell’1% più ricco (al lordo delle imposte), 2022

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    2. Mykhailo_UA_warrior on

      I like that Turkey is included in this map of Europe, but Russia is excluded 🙂

    5. Bug_Parking on

      Income implies workers through payroll.

      Which isn’t a great measure of “richness”, as you’d really want to look at wealth.

    6. thegreatperro on

      It would be interesting to have the same map with “after tax”. Would be interesting to compare them and see how the tax system interacts with income disparity.

    7. nazgut on

      USA on the same level as russia, land of freeeeeedom and modern slavery

    8. Bar50cal on

      Before tax*

      After tax Irelands has one of the lowest differences. Tax in higher income is 56%

    9. grafknives on

      I cant find what they really consider “income” it case of 1%.

      How do we calcuale the Dieter Schwarz “income” (owner of lidl and kaufland)?

    10. TheSecondTraitor on

      AKA, does your country actually have companies that produce something or are you just an assembly line for foreign companies.

    11. Getafixxxx on

      does that include the politicians that hide their income?

    13. Material-Spell-1201 on

      Income underestimates the figures. The top 1% owns a lot of wealth (Real Estate and Financial Assets) and if they own companies, they prefer to have low wages (highly taxed) and instead take loans against shares or other assets to avoid taxation.

    16. new_accnt1234 on

      Haha, that is only declared income

      Slovakia (here 7%) has been consistently marked as one the worlds most income equal countries, furthe proved by this very small share the top have on the income

      But, that is because vast majority and Im talking like 99% of those top 1% rich, are rich via corruption, not via income…many of them have no or very little on paper, many dont even officially own anything…they live in properties owned by various offshored companies owned by other shill companies, where its hard to investigate legally who the end benefactor of them is (but one can safely assume its the corrupted people that live there)…

      So officially we are all equally poor and the actual hard working top 1% have only a small share of the overall wealth, which makes us very equal…but unofficially corruption is as rampant as in the communism and the top 1% of those own pretty much anything of value here, and many times abroad like in france or croatian waterside

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