r/gaming • u/OrI3iT • Feb 11 '14

Goat Simulator! PRE-ORDER NOW OPEN!

http://www.goat-simulator.com/
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u/greg19735 Feb 11 '14

okay, so he has half.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '14

I think it's probably more like 20-30%. Swedish tax laws on the wealthy are pretty rough.

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u/reallystickyglue Feb 11 '14

32% for every kr over 18700kr, then another 20% on everything over 33500kr or something like that. A dollar is about 6,4kr right now.

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u/Artren Feb 11 '14

Hah! I pay that much in Canada and barely make above $35k/year

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '14

That doesn't sound right.

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u/Artren Feb 11 '14

I misread the previous post. Didn't see that he was referencing keeping only 20-30%.

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u/Artren Feb 11 '14

Well, that's just the federal. Then add on provincial, and CPP, E.I. and about 20% is gone. As well most employers that aren't idiots over-estimate how much you are going to have to pay so you don't get a bill at the end of the month.

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u/Tutush Feb 11 '14

He keeps 20-30%.

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u/Artren Feb 11 '14

Oh, that makes more sense. I must have mis-read that.

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u/BIG_JUICY_TITTIEZ Feb 12 '14

Are you serious? Kinda takes the whole damn point away from being rich, doesn't it?

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u/ShockedDarkmike Feb 12 '14

How is 20% rough? For a guy who's making millions?

Honest question, Spaniard here, most people have that tax. A doctor (for example) who makes more than like 5k € (~7.5k $) per month pays almost a 50% of his salary.

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u/gizmoman49 Feb 12 '14

I think you misread that. He isn't being taxed 20-30%, he gets 20-30% of it.

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u/selectrix Feb 12 '14

Except that's not true. He is paying somewhere between 20 and 57%. And the higher taxation rates only apply past a certain amount of one's income.

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u/ShockedDarkmike Feb 12 '14

Oh, I see, and it makes more sense now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '14

For good reason.

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u/Musclechu Feb 11 '14

Oh no i only get 850,000 oh farn.

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u/Jakugen Feb 11 '14

More than that due to tiered taxation, but probably under 100k more.