How does Finland manage to be a welfare state with such low income tax?
Oct 13th 2010, 6:47 pm
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How does Finland manage to be a welfare state with such low income tax?
The income tax rate for most people is about 17%, and even the highest earners don't pay above 30%.
How can they be a welfare state with such low income taxes? Or perhaps Finland isn't a welfare state in comparison to Sweden and Norway?
How can they be a welfare state with such low income taxes? Or perhaps Finland isn't a welfare state in comparison to Sweden and Norway?
