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Severe Disability: the Gdb Brings More Net
Many people with a recognised degree of disability (GdB) pay too much taxes year after year – although they are entitled to tax reliefs. Many people do not know what: Those who use cleverly what tax law offers can secure themselves significantly more net. And that without large bureaucracy or lengthy applications. Case 1: GdB 50, full-time job, tax class I A single employee with a GdB of 50 earns gross 3,000 euros per month. Normally, his annual…
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Many people with a recognised degree of disability (GdB) pay too much taxes year after year – although they are entitled to tax reliefs. Many people do not know what: Those who use cleverly what tax law offers can secure themselves significantly more net. And that without large bureaucracy or lengthy applications. Case 1: GdB 50, full-time job, tax class I A single employee with a GdB of 50 earns gross 3,000 euros per month. Normally, his annual…
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