2) What 15% fees? Health care in Sweden is financed through regional income tax.
2) What 15% fees? Health care in Sweden is financed through regional income tax.
But looking again, he's in fact born before 1983, which means that he has to pay pension contributions as well, bumping the total contribution up to nearly 30%. In addition to income tax, that is.
Anyway, I can see how the grandparent comment could somehow be right because of the technicality of how Markus' current company is set up, but his assumptions were still flawed, and he still didn't read the article. And 3 million € is still gonna be a pretty nice sum even after Swedish taxes.
Could you fund a company and buy health care through that company?`I don't understand that system...
If you had 3 million in the bank, you could easily afford a plan through many of the private health insurance companies in the US.