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Re:Wikipedia Workers in Britain set global first by seeking ... by klez on Thursday June 25, 2026 @07:11AM (#48671757)
> In EU

Where, exactly?

> Union fees are usually exempt from tax

What do you mean? You pay taxes on other membership fees?

Re:Wikipedia Workers in Britain set global first by seeking ... by Martinussen on Thursday June 25, 2026 @07:18AM (#48671806)
As in you can subtract it from your taxable income, I assume. I think it's fairly normal (in this part of the world*).
Re:Wikipedia Workers in Britain set global first by seeking ... by throw93949444 on Thursday June 25, 2026 @08:41AM (#48672489)
In germany and poland.

Yes, you pay income taxes (and insurances) on all membership fees like gym (about 50%). If you put money into union, and union pays your gym fees, you save tons of money.

But there is tons of legal bs around unions. You need to structure it, like you are promoting socialism, and only reason to go into gym, is to smash capitalism!