Re:Why It’s Hard for Startups to Create Wealth in Europe
by hef19898 on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @09:44AM
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Germany is appr. 50%. Usually you have the option to cover that tax by selling half of your RSUs, Options whatever and keep the rest or by keeping 100% and pay the tax in cash. Kind of fair, especially since you can get part of that tax back with your income tax declaration.
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Re:Why It’s Hard for Startups to Create Wealth in Europe
by sqldba on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @09:47AM
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In Australia you pay the marginal tax rate which is nearly 50%, both on acquiring the shares, and (usually) any gains between then and when you sell them.
The article is real poorly written, I can't work out what it's saying the US or EU equivalents are.