Re: GNU/Linux taxed in Poland ?! (fwd)
On 2000-11-13 17:12, Dariush Pietrzak wrote:
>> a licensed software for free that it means this software has a regular
>> price normally. And then they treats this software as a donation.
>
>that's not why they taxed it - under polish law when your receive sth
>that you gain money with then you pay taxes for it.
>maybe lawyer should comment on this.
>btw, if you people have any decent job for me f.e. in czech republic
>i would love to go there
If you'd like to work in the Netherlands then reply to me off-list.
In the Netherlands the pay is better than most countries (I'm getting more
than twice what I used to earn in Australia and I know that pay in Australia
is better than Poland). Also they have special tax deals for people who come
from foreign countries because their employer couldn't find a Dutch person
with the skills. EVERYONE who has any significant computer skills qualifies.
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