Well that's different, I thought he was saying gross salary is 4.6k/month, which for someone whose only been working for a couple of years in his field is not that bad. 3-3.5k though is low, you're right.
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Belgium have had primarily center - center/right governments in the last 40 years, yet Zach claims Belgium is a Socialist mess.
Belgium is a liberal democracy with an open market economy, yet Zach claims Belgium is a Socialist state.
Belgium have an overall healthy economy; high productivity, highly efficient, highly trained and educated population, yet Zach claims it's sluggish and unefficient [inefficient red.]. http://www.oecd.org/belgium/economic-survey-belgium.htm
Belgium is a liberal democracy with an open market economy, yet Zach claims Belgium is a Socialist state.
Belgium have an overall healthy economy; high productivity, highly efficient, highly trained and educated population, yet Zach claims it's sluggish and unefficient [inefficient red.]. http://www.oecd.org/belgium/economic-survey-belgium.htm
Really? So when I see that minimum wage in Belgium is 1,562.59 EUR per month gross, it means that both the employees taxes and the employers taxes get deducted from that? Poor people 
That's strange, I always thought that gross wage is what the employer owes you for a period of time and from that you pay your taxes to the government.
That's strange, I always thought that gross wage is what the employer owes you for a period of time and from that you pay your taxes to the government.
We have an inefficient and sluggish bureaucracy. I assume that's what he meant.
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Really? So when I see that minimum wage in Belgium is 1,562.59 EUR per month gross, it means that both the employees taxes and the employers taxes get deducted from that? Poor people
That's strange, I always thought that gross wage is what the employer owes you for a period of time and from that you pay your taxes to the government.
That's strange, I always thought that gross wage is what the employer owes you for a period of time and from that you pay your taxes to the government.
Well, honestly I am not really that up to date, because I am self employed. I do know however that if I were to take home gross wages of 1,500 Euros a month, my taxes would be close to 0. I would still have to pay social contributions though. Take home pay would probably be around 1,100, though I think it is likely to be a lot higher if you're an employee.
Bureaucracy will always be inefficient and sluggish compared to non at all. Without knowing the Belgian system (different between Flanders and Wallonie?), I suspect it might be closer to the French than the Nordic; I'd say a couple of reforms would probably do you well.
But in general Belgium is miles ahead of Greece, Italy, Spain. And only the most efficient countries in the World does better than Belgium in this regard. Belgium is 4th in the World in productivity (GDP per hour worked), if your bureaucracy was as bad as Zach claim, you wouldn't have that position.
But Zach's opinionated and endless babbling is suited to confirms his own narrative as the confused conservative/libertarian/populist he is.
But in general Belgium is miles ahead of Greece, Italy, Spain. And only the most efficient countries in the World does better than Belgium in this regard. Belgium is 4th in the World in productivity (GDP per hour worked), if your bureaucracy was as bad as Zach claim, you wouldn't have that position.
But Zach's opinionated and endless babbling is suited to confirms his own narrative as the confused conservative/libertarian/populist he is.
How is it possible that as an engineer you make so "little" before taxes? They make ridiculous amounts of money here. But you risk being stabbed on the train on the way to work by a crazed homeless man, so there are some tradeoffs
How is it possible that as an engineer you make so "little" before taxes? They make ridiculous amounts of money here. But you risk being stabbed on the train on the way to work by a crazed homeless man, so there are some tradeoffs
It's a decent salary; especially if pension (if paid by employer) isn't a part of that number.
According to this calculator: https://www.belgiumtaxcalculator.com/
Zach's salary would on average in Belgium give a monthly net salary of around 2400 euro. In Denmark it wouldn't be much higher.
According to this calculator: https://www.belgiumtaxcalculator.com/
Zach's salary would on average in Belgium give a monthly net salary of around 2400 euro. In Denmark it wouldn't be much higher.
The company I work for might not be able to buy massive quantities of Diesel for their projects because of the State's inefficiency to process paperwork.
How the fuck does it take 6 months to 1 year to be able to consume and manipulate more than 20.000 liters of Diesel. Makes no sense.
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Oh and even if we bribe government officials it might take 3 months AT LEAST.
How the fuck does it take 6 months to 1 year to be able to consume and manipulate more than 20.000 liters of Diesel. Makes no sense.
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Oh and even if we bribe government officials it might take 3 months AT LEAST.
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I figured. I hope to see it one day.
Doctors make obscene money. My friend is going to be a cardiologist. Sure, he'll owe the equivalent of a house in debt, but he'll be making ridiculous money.
What branch, if you don't mind me asking?
I wonder if this has anything to do with Germany being a more educated society in general. I know you have a really high number of STEM graduates, not sure about engineering fields though. Maybe supply outweighs demand.
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Don't you work in a law office?
Doctors make obscene money. My friend is going to be a cardiologist. Sure, he'll owe the equivalent of a house in debt, but he'll be making ridiculous money.
What branch, if you don't mind me asking?
I wonder if this has anything to do with Germany being a more educated society in general. I know you have a really high number of STEM graduates, not sure about engineering fields though. Maybe supply outweighs demand.
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Don't you work in a law office?