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Speaking of France: For every euro in salary and benefits paid to employees, employers pay on average X in payroll taxes. PIRR rules apply. -- nm

Posted by spamlet Apr 23 '13, 09:12

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Sorry for the bad question. The answer is 45%. For every euro in salary and benefits, it costs an employer 1.45. -- nm - spamlet Apr 23, 09:51
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- the question is Socialism Bad! -- nm - charlie Apr 23, 09:43 1
  - It is a big reason why France has had less than 8% unemployment for only one year out of the past two decades - Roger More Apr 23, 10:03
- What percentage of salary and benefits is paid in payroll taxes by the employer under various payroll taxes. - spamlet Apr 23, 09:30
and the answer is..... -- nm - Beaker Apr 23, 09:22 1
- Thought so. -- nm - Spawn Apr 23, 09:24
For instance, in the US it's around 15% for Social Security and Unemployment. -- nm - spamlet Apr 23, 09:16 2
- Employers only pay half of that, right? -- nm - GregW Apr 23, 09:40 1
  - No, that's just the employer share. 7.5% for FICA and 7.5% for unemployment (basically) -- nm - spamlet Apr 23, 09:50
75% -- nm - Beaker Apr 23, 09:14

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