Social Security Scheme and Taxation

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Social Security Scheme and Taxation Social Security System: Health Insurance 14.60 % Unemployment Insurance 3.00 % Pension 18.70 % Long-Term Care Insurance 2.35 % Work Accident Insurance paid by employer Taxation Income Tax  14 % - 45 % (Depending on income and marital status) Church Tax  8 % - 9 % of Income Tax Solidarity Tax  5.5 % of Income Tax Automatically deducted from the salary Registration to the social insurance system is made by the employer Animation appears Living and working in Germany

Sample Salary Statement Month Year Salary 3,000 € 36,000 € Social Security Contributions Pension 280.50 € 3,366.00 € Unemployment Insurance 45.00 € 540.00 € Health Insurance 219.00 € 2,628.00 € Long-term Care Insurance 42.75 € 513.00 € Total Social Contributions 587,25 € 7.047,00 € Taxation Solidarity Tax 24.74 € 296.88 € Church Tax 40.84 € 485.82 € Income Tax 449.83 € 5.397,96 € Total Taxation 515.05 € 6,180.66 € Salary after deductions 1,897.70 € 22,772.34 € Animation appears Living and working in Germany

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