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    1. Timmeh___ on

      And yet we’re also in the top 10 of countries with the highest disposable income per household.

    2. gunfirinmaniac on

      And nothing will change with the new ‘supernota’… great only extra taxes

    3. Vordreller on

      Different way of saying the same thing: we have high taxes.

      Why pull attention to it, is the real question.

    4. misterart on

      Just look at the article graphs .. We are top 8 or top 10 in average net compensation. This title is so BS and negative oriented. I am so tired of all these people posting negative things.

    5. At least we can go to hospital, see a doctor and not have to sell our house to pay the bill…

    6. Bitter-Reserve3821 on

      This isn’t really news. Belgium has the highest taxes of all OECD countries. It is also one of the countries ranked highest in the world for median family wealth. It appears that tax money is largely spent on reasonable things – though there are clearly a lot of inefficiencies, and people debate the size and expense of our social system. My family’s schooling and healthcare are very high quality and have negligible out of pocket costs. Housing costs are frequently complained about, but are more affordable relative to wages than many European countries. My wages are inflation adjusted, and my pension should be reasonable by international standards, reducing financial risk. I am able to save a majority of my take-home salary every month, and invest it in the market with reasonably favorable taxation compared with some other systems. I comfortably take several international holidays per year with my family. I cycle to work, for which I am compensated by my employer, so I earn a tiny amount of money on my commute – I am not paying 400 GBP per month on a train subscription like when I lived in Britain 14 years ago….

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