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What is the difference between gross and net?

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MarkoFontana

You're probably talking about salaries. Gross value refers to the payment amount that includes all claims against the state, i.e. social security contributions and income tax advances.

Net salary, on the other hand, refers to the amount paid to employees after all contributions have been deducted. Currently, with PLN 3,060 gross on the contract, the amount of approx. PLN 2,300 net will be transferred to our account.

You're probably talking about salaries. Gross value refers to the payment amount that includes all claims against the state, i.e. social security contributions and income tax advances.

Net salary, on the other hand, refers to the amount paid to employees after all contributions have been deducted. Currently, with PLN 3,060 gross on the contract, the amount of approx. PLN 2,300 net will be transferred to our account.

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IGOT

Many people do not understand the forms of taxation that apply to us and there is chaos, maybe it will brighten it up a bit from my point of view :)
We start from the beginning:

Net Gross
That's how much we earn

Net is the amount after taxation by our state, which we can realistically spend in the store

Gross is our salary before tax, which is how much we earn in relation to you.

Now taxes (i.e. what they take from gross to make net)

On the payslip on the right, we have what our gross goes to to get net (on hand)

Each zloty earned is worth (PLN 1 - 17% of income tax), i.e. PLN 1 is worth about PLN 0.82 net (-inflation assuming an average of 10%), i.e. our PLN 1 earned is worth about PLN 0.70 at the moment

Many people do not understand the forms of taxation that apply to us and there is chaos, maybe it will brighten it up a bit from my point of view :)
We start from the beginning:

Net Gross
That's how much we earn

Net is the amount after taxation by our state, which we can realistically spend in the store

Gross is our salary before tax, which is how much we earn in relation to you.

Now taxes (i.e. what they take from gross to make net)

On the payslip on the right, we have what our gross goes to to get net (on hand)

Each zloty earned is worth (PLN 1 - 17% of income tax), i.e. PLN 1 is worth about PLN 0.82 net (-inflation assuming an average of 10%), i.e. our PLN 1 earned is worth about PLN 0.70 at the moment

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Gross differs from net in that gross is the amount of salary before deduction of taxes and other charges, while net is the amount of salary after deduction of taxes and contributions.
Gross differs from net in that gross is the amount of salary before deduction of taxes and other charges, while net is the amount of salary after deduction of taxes and contributions.

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