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    Lavoriamo per il governo. Gli schemi di mandato possono solo aiutare così tanto.

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    1. bm401 on

      Het is nog erger als je aandelenopties krijgt.
      Dan betaal je belastingen op de fictieve waarde. Maar als de aandelen zouden zakken zijn de opties niets waard ondanks je er wel belastingen op betaald hebt.

      Al die extra uren en weekends voor een fraaie bonus van -10.000.

      Edit in English: Things can even get worse. If you are awarded stock options you will get taxed on the hypothetical profit (15%) of these options right at the moment you receive them.
      If stocks do not go up at least 15%, you end up paying more taxes then the actual received bonus.

    3. Electronic_Log_4749 on

      Oei, kwist niet dat ze ook Warrants deden voor zulke kleine bedragen?

    4. adappergentlefolk on

      well we have to pay these outrageous taxes because we have to support howevermany governments, tons of communities, provinces, parliaments, triplicate ministries, people who are on “disability” for depression, anxiety, unspecified pains, “burnout”, people who get unemployment forever and people who are eligible for no welfare yet some mayor determines they are still eligible so they get the leefloon, mostly french speaking of course, nice high pensions for public servants and train people retiring at 55, and of course belgium MUST sponsor a ton of NGOs that get almost no donations and campaign against our very way of life. without these things the country would collapse you see

      oh and there’s a deficit by the way

    5. Stirlingblue on

      This image is misleading because the main savings on Warrants is that the employer doesn’t pay the SS and neither do you so you get more.

      Based on this I guess your original bonus would have been about 16.5k which would have cost your employer 21.5k to pay you. Instead they give that extra to you in Warrants instead of paying employers SS contributions so in reality you’ve got 11.5k take home on 16.5k in bonus – a tax rate of roughly 30% which is pretty normal on bonus money

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